Quick 30 Minute Fall Wreath Tutorial

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30 Minute Fall Wreath Tutorial by Southern Charm Wreaths Today in the wreath shop, learn to make a quick 30 minute fall wreath for your door. This super simple wreath is perfect to get you in the mood for fall!  This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.

Quick 30 Minute Fall Wreath

If you have 30 minutes you have time to make this wreath! I started with a fall spray from Hobby Lobby to take the guess work out of finding elements that go together. Complete with a pumpkin, this wreath will have you ready for fall in no time! Here’s how to make it: Supplies

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Quick 30 Minute Fall Wreath Tutorial:

  • Start by gathering your supplies and cut off all tags from your items.
  • Begin with your grapevine wreath and your first fall spray. Lay the spray out on the wreath to determine placement. Then zip tie or wire the spray to the grapevine in place – you will probably want to zip tie in multiple places.
  • Next, cut off the long stem from the end of the spray.
  • Cut frayed burlap mesh pieces 10 inches long. Then cut a pipe cleaner in half and wrap around the burlap to make it sort of a bowtie. Add a steel pick to the pipe cleaner or you can simply wrap the pipe cleaner around the wreath where you would like it. Start by making 4 of these.
  • Add the burlap to cover some of the bare areas of the wreath or to cover things like zip ties. Add a bit of hot glue if needed to keep them in place.
  • Next, make a loose bow. I used 12 inch loops for the first ribbon and 10 inch loops for the second. Attach the bow above the large spray. Note: For detail bow-making instructions, click here.
  • To add more texture and color to your 30 minute fall wreath, I added beautiful fall leaves. If using leaves from a spray, cut the leaves from the main stem so you have individual pieces.
  • Place the leaves before attaching to confirm where you want them. I added steel picks to make it easier to insert into the wreath but that is optional.  Add a bit of hot glue to the stems to ensure they will stay in place.
  • If you feel like you need more texture and fullness, you can always go back and add more burlap pieces as well.
  • To add a bit more interest and brightness, I added cotton boll stems. Again, add a bit of hot glue on the stems to ensure they stay in place.
  • For a beautiful finished look, hot glue leaves into the bow loops.
  • Lastly, I added a piece of ribbon at the bottom, attached with wire, to give the look of a tail of ribbon coming down out of the spray.
  • To clean up the back of the wreath, trim any wires etc. that are sticking out. You can also hot glue leaves to cover up any exposed wires and zip ties on the back.

Quick 30 Minute Fall Wreath Tutorial…

Wasn’t that quick and easy? Starting with a spray that already has various elements included, really does make an easy start to a wreath. Will you make this? I would love to see your creation!  Don’t forget to join me on Facebook so you can watch me Live! If you enjoy watching me and/or learning to make wreaths of various styles, join me in my Wreath Making of the Month Club, learn more here. Wreath Making of the Month Club Happy Wreathing,

Julie If you enjoyed this post, you might also like:

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15 Comments

  1. Donna Ulrich on August 27, 2017 at 10:23 am

    Julie, I totally agree with you about those labels on the florals that are so difficult to get off!,, I was so glad to hear you say it finally! I thought I was the only one out here secretly wrestling with these little demons! I don’t think it’s Hobby Lobby though. It’s the silk flower industry. They ALL have them! Siggghhhhhhhhhhh!

    • Linda Buscemi on June 29, 2019 at 8:09 pm

      Loved the colors and textures you used in the fall wreath! You made it look very doable; I’m going to give it a try ?

  2. Mary Chambers on August 27, 2017 at 1:36 pm

    I love this wreath I think I could do this thank you

  3. Terri on August 27, 2017 at 2:52 pm

    I am inspired and will be making this gorgeous wreath! Thank you!

  4. tlken865 on August 27, 2017 at 3:00 pm

    I will definitely make this…beautiful! Love your wreaths and tutorials! Thank you and I have joined your group!

  5. Carolyn prior on August 29, 2017 at 7:08 pm

    I love the colors! I wish I could make this…

  6. Linda G Taylor on August 30, 2017 at 4:57 pm

    Love this!! Thank you so much!!! Your designs are beautiful!!!

  7. Patricia Cooper on August 30, 2017 at 7:44 pm

    Love it, simple but elegant. You are such a great inspiration!

  8. Marie on September 4, 2017 at 3:44 pm

    Love your tutorials. You are a great teacher and designer. Thank you again for helping us to do some of your great projects.

  9. Annette Bell on October 21, 2017 at 1:45 am

    Thank you for allowing me to join your group.i love your tutorials and wreathes.i have already seen a few projects I would love to copy.

  10. John on February 4, 2018 at 4:34 pm

    Such great info! Thank you for sharing!

  11. Karen Youngsma on September 6, 2018 at 9:40 am

    So beautiful. Enjoyed the video.

  12. Darlene Mielke on July 14, 2019 at 8:26 pm

    There is no words I can say to describe how much I enjoy your wreath creations. Every one is just beautiful. Your teaching is so easy to follow.

  13. Karen on September 19, 2020 at 5:11 pm

    I was looking for inspiration and you helped tremendously. I feel more confident to give it a try.
    Thank you

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