The Easiest 15 Minute Fall Leaf Wreath!
2 Materials
$15
15 Minutes
Easy
I love a 15 minute craft project. And this is a GOOD one! Make a gorgeous fall wreath with just a few supplies that will really make your door pop. If you like this wreath, don't miss out on my favorite fall craft projects!
What You'll Need: This simple project uses a bunch of preserved oak leaves that you can find at most craft stores during the fall for $8 a bunch or so. Use your 40% off coupons to get them for even less! One bunch is all you need to cover this grapevine wreath. You'll also want a pair of sturdy scissors and hot glue.
This is what you'll have 15 minutes later! So easy, and so much less expensive than buying a wreath like this.
Step 1: All you need to do is cut the leaves from the bunch, leaving a couple inch long stem. You can "fluff up" the flattened leaves with your fingers to give them a little more fullness.
Step 2: Insert the stems right into the grapevine wreath. I didn't even bother using glue for mine because they stay in place well and I liked the option of reusing my grapevine wreath for something different later. However, you can secure each stem with hot glue for a more permanent hold. Continue to fill in all the grapevine wreath with leaves.
Step 3: Hang with a pretty ribbon. This thick yellow burlap ribbon paired perfectly with the yellow and red fall leaves.
What a showstopper this is on a front door! If you like this wreath, check out my corn husk and feather wreath (one of my favorite wreaths I've ever made)!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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inspired....definitely going to be hanging on our door!
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Beautiful & easy! Great job girl!
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Absolutely beauti-fall! Where did you purchase that gorgeous door?