14 DIY Fall Wreaths For Your Home

I typically don’t hang wreaths on my door, since I live in an apartment building . . . but then I saw someone put one up the other day in our hallway and noticed how lovely it looked. And now I want a fall wreath like nobody’s business. The good news is that I can make one myself! This collection of 14 DIY fall wreaths is definitely going to inspire you – and there are several on a budget, if you don’t have a lot of money to spend. A lot use dollar store and natural materials as well. Check out my picks!

Beautiful and Simple

This amazing wreath was put together with simple budget items from the craft store.

Find out how to make it at Celebrate Creativity

Gilded Magnolia

Use spray paint and real (or fake) leaves to make this simple yet beautiful wreath.

Find out how at Make Life Lovely

Realistic Acorns

The nice thing about this wreath is that these are faux acorns that look real – so you won’t have to spend hours collecting.

Get the instructions at Crafts Unleashed

Aluminum Cans

This is one of the coolest wreaths I’ve ever seen – those leaves are recycled soda cans!

Get the how-to at Saved By Love Creations

Felt Florals

Use bits of felt and fabric with a hot glue gun to make this colorful wreath.

Learn more about it at Lolly Jane

Wreath From Paper

This wreath is perfect for those who are just starting out with crafting – and you can use up those paper scraps.

Learn how it was done at Make Life Lovely

Add a Monogram

This fall wreath comes together in less than 15 minutes – just grab a painted letter.

See how it was made at Tidy Mom

Ombre Rosettes

Get stunning results by creating a bunch of ombre rosettes using graduated colors of fabric.

See how it was done at Flamingo Toes

Burlap For Autumn

Burlap (which always reminds me of fall) and that cute little bunting make this wreath complete.

Learn how to do it at Repeat Crafter Me

Houndstooth Pumpkins

This wreath incorporates the cutest houndstooth pumpkins ever, which are easy to make with fabric scraps.

Learn how it was done at Tatertots & Jello

Dried and Pretty

Dried twigs and floral stems give a beautiful vintage touch to this wreath.

Visit the post at Blissfully Ever After

Just Add Pom Poms

Pom poms make everything better! Add them as an accent on this yarn wrapped wreath with a monogram.

Find the instructions at Rain on a Tin Roof

Yarn Wrapped

I love the yarn, bright pops of color and teenie owls on this festive wreath.

Learn how it was made at My So Called Crafty Life

Cut Magazines

If you want to make a wreath with what you already have on hand, this one using magazines is perfect.

See how it was done at Good Little Things