Simple DIY Fall Wreath
by
Damon
4 Materials
$56
20 Minutes
Easy
Hey y’all – we put together a quick and easy fall grapevine wreath tutorial for you. We created this wreath in under 20 minutes and is sure to be a hot seller for your online store.
With the busy holiday season coming up all crafters are going to need quick and simple projects to keep their stores stocked. But simple doesn’t have to look cheap – You can make a simple and elegant grapevine fall wreath in 20 minutes or less. Check it out y’all… First we will give you a few quick tips and then we will share the tutorial on how we created this beauty.
Tips on Creating a Simple Wreath
Here’s a few quick tips on keeping your design simple and quick, without compromising the “wow” factor.
- Use only a few different picks and sprays, you don’t need every different style out there
- Trim the picks into manageable size pieces
- Find nice break points in the picks to make a clean cut
- Use a Stem Cutter to make it easy to chop down those thick pieces
- Build out around the area you want to place your bow
- Use Zip ties if you need to secure a certain shape
- DON’T Touch the hot glue
- For grapevines, leave a portion of the grapevine untouched
- Add some dimension to the project, you don’t just have to build left or right on the wreath, you can angle the florals out away from the door
- Have some fun and use product you love to add texture and color to make the design your own
If you liked these tips, check out the full tutorial video.
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