How to Make a Fall Wreath Using Dollar Tree Supplies

As the leaves begin to turn and the air becomes crisp, it’s the perfect time to bring a touch of autumn into your home with a beautiful DIY fall wreath. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a stunning fall wreath using affordable supplies from Dollar Tree. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just starting, this project is easy to follow and customize to match your home decor. Let’s dive in and create a wreath that will make your front door the talk of the neighborhood!

If you are looking for something more spooky, check out my Dollar Tree Halloween Wreath!

Dollar Tree DIY Fall Wreath

Dollar Tree Wreath Instructions

Prepare Your Wreath Base: Begin by taking the burlap ribbon and wrapping it around the 14-inch wreath ring. Make sure to wrap it tightly to create a secure base for your decorations, to cover the entire ring.

Attach the Florals: Begin by hot gluing the gold glitter leaves to the wreath. Insert the ends of the floral wire behind the ribbon to create small pockets, which help secure the leaves in place. If your ribbon is wrapped tightly enough, you might not need much glue, but adding a bit will ensure everything stays in place.

Add the White Pumpkin Florals: Next, take the white pumpkin florals with fall leaves and cut them into smaller pieces for easier placement. Insert these pieces into the gaps between the gold leaves. Secure them with a small amount of hot glue.

Attach the Speckled Orange Pumpkin: Take a piece of floral wire, about 6-8 inches long, and loop one end. Use the hot glue gun to create a small hole in the pumpkin, fill it with hot glue, and insert the looped wire into the hole. Once the glue has dried, push the other end of the wire through the back of the wreath and secure it by twisting it tightly.

Add the Glitter Sunflowers: The glitter sunflowers with clips are easy to attach. Simply clip them onto the wreath in a triangular pattern around the wreath. This will add a pop of color and balance the design.

Fill in the Gaps: Finally, fill in any remaining gaps with additional florals. Secure them with hot glue, making sure that your wreath looks full and vibrant.

Fall Wreath Display Ideas

Your DIY fall wreath is now complete! This project is not only fun and easy but also a fantastic way to personalize your fall decor on a budget. With the rich colors of gold, pink, and orange, your wreath will add warmth and charm to any space. Don’t forget to share your creation with friends and family—they’ll be amazed at how professional it looks!

Looking for more fun fall crafts? Try out my DIY Thanksgiving Napkin Rings.