How To Make a Simple Fall Grapevine Wreath - The Curated Farmhouse

by Wendy Zock The Curated Farmhouse

8 Materials

$10

30 Minutes

Easy

Who else is ready for fall? I am so excited to show you how to make a simple fall grapevine wreath today!

I put together this quick and easy wreath tutorial for you. These three wreaths, only took me about 25 minutes to make, and all for under $30.

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how to make a simple fall grapevine wreath the curated farmhouse

So if you are looking for a wreath for your front door, or want to sprinkle some fall on your walls this season, this is the DIY for you!

I am always looking for a budget friendly way to add new decor to my home for each new season. You can make this elegant, budget friendly project for about $10 a wreath,

First here are all the supplies you will need.

DIY Wreath Materials

Grapevine wreath
Scissors/wire cutters
Hot glue
Floral wire
Fun fall florals
Wheat Bush
Ribbon

A Few Tips

Use a few types of florals and bushes for texture. Don’t overdo it stick with a few types.
You may need to trim the picks and florals to add to the wreath.
You can also use zip ties to keep your bows/florals in place
Be careful if you are using hot glue, you can get burned. I know I have many times!
I don’t like to fill the entire wreath, I like to leave most of the grapevine exposed. just reminds me of fall.
Most of all have fun. There is no wrong or right, just be creative and create something you love.

Now that we have all of our supplies let’s get started.

Let’s DIY

Now I will walk you through exactly how I made these three fall wreaths.

Be prepared to make a mess. Grapevine wreaths tend to shed when you are working with them.

The first thing I did was grab a wheat bush for each wreath.

Separated them down the middle so half of the bush was on one side, and half was on the other.

Once they were separated I took floral wire and secured each side. I pushed the stem through the back of the grapevine wreath before securing.

Now it was time to add the flowers. I only used 2 bushels of flowers between all three wreaths.

I attached two cream flowers to the middle then a yellow and rust one to each side to balance it off.

Next I placed a little hot glue to make sure the flowers remain in place.

Using this adorable orange gingham ribbon I tied three simple ribbons to add to the top of the wreath. You could use a much thicker ribbon just depending on your preference.