39 Beautiful DIY Fall Wreath Ideas for Every Style and Budget

1Here's How to Make a Gorgeous DIY Dried Flower Wreath

We are beginning with the shining glory of the entire collection… and just look at her! Midwest Living visits Sunny Meadows Flower Farm to show us how bundles of everlasting blooms can be layered around a wreath form in a glorious rainbow of natural color.

This is not a quick little craft, but it is the kind of wreath that makes you stop and stare. The tutorial explains how to create the small flower bundles first and then overlap them as you work around the form. Give this beauty a protected place indoors and enjoy every delicious detail through Fall and Winter.

2Wreath Making: A Neutral Fall Wreath Idea

Ann creates the softest Fall welcome with ivory leaves, creamy pumpkins, cotton stems and berries on a grapevine base. The loose wispy shape keeps all those quiet colors from feeling flat and looks absolutely beautiful against her blue front door.

I especially love that she encourages us to use a beautiful store bought wreath as inspiration and then make it our own with supplies that suit our homes and budgets. This is fresh, elegant and neutral without losing one bit of its Autumn personality.

3My Annual Ritual: Crafting a Modern, Foraged Fall Wreath

Jennifer turns garden clippings into a modern asymmetrical wreath filled with wheat, trailing amaranth, strawflowers, gomphrena, sedum and feathery ornamental grass. The open handmade grapevine base gives every bloom room to breathe and makes the finished design feel light, wild and wonderfully artistic.

Her best advice may be the simplest… hang the wreath up and step back before declaring it finished. That little change in perspective makes it much easier to see where one more flower or wisp of grass is needed.

4Make Your Own Stunning Dried Flower Wreath for Fall

This abundant garden wreath feels like the loveliest goodbye to Summer. Jennifer gathers sunflowers, hydrangeas, celosia, amaranth, strawflowers, seed pods, herbs, grasses and berries… then lets the flowers finish drying naturally right on the wreath.

There is so much texture and personality here, yet the process is wonderfully relaxed. Begin with the largest flowers, keep layering and allow the natural shapes of the garden to guide you. No two wreaths will ever look exactly alike and that is part of the magic.

5Easy $20 DIY Wood Slice Pumpkin Wreath for Rustic Fall Decor

Rachel turns a recycled cardboard box and a collection of wood slices into the most charming rustic pumpkin. Large slices define the outside shape, smaller pieces fill the gaps and a real twig becomes the perfect little stem.

Plaid ribbon and curly natural twigs finish the design without covering all that wonderful wood grain. If you plan to hang it outdoors, follow Rachel’s suggestion and replace the cardboard with a moisture resistant base.

6DIY Vintage Frame Wreath With Feathers

A beautifully aged frame from the 1930s gives this wreath instant character. A small grapevine wreath nestles inside the frame while feathers and frayed linen ribbon add softness, movement and just the right amount of rustic Fall charm.

This is proof that an imperfect thrifted treasure can become the most interesting thing in the room. Because of the vintage frame and delicate feathers, it is best enjoyed indoors where every detail can be appreciated.

7Easy DIY Rustic Mushroom Wreath: Dollar Tree Mushroom Decor

This little woodland wreath is unexpected, trendy and ridiculously cute! Rachel paints inexpensive mushrooms in moss green, sienna and warm rust, adds a touch of antique gold and tucks them into Spanish moss on a ribbon wrapped form.

It is small enough for a kitchen wall, cabinet door or cozy vignette… and different enough to make everyone ask where you found it. We love a craft that does not look like everything else in the seasonal aisle!

8How To Make A Paper Bag Fall Leaf Wreath

Yes… those warm brown oak leaves began as an ordinary paper grocery bag! A paint marker supplies the delicate veins, while acorns, backyard twigs and ribbon give the finished wreath wonderful natural texture.

This is inexpensive upcycling at its very best. It requires a little peaceful scissor time, but the result looks perfectly at home over a vintage printer’s drawer, on a cabinet or anywhere indoors that needs a quiet touch of Fall.

9How to Make a Beaded Fall Wreath

Cindy’s wooden bead wreath has a secret that makes it especially clever… the full floral swag can be removed and replaced for another season. A thrifted embroidery hoop creates the base, while beads give it that clean, high end farmhouse look.

For Fall, she creates a lush arrangement with greenery, woven pumpkins and soft natural colors. This is a brilliant choice for anyone who loves seasonal decorating but does not have room to store four or five complete wreaths.

10Pumpkin Wreath DIY Using Dollar Tree Supplies

Doti transforms a wire pumpkin wreath form with soft cotton rope and rustic jute wire. The finished pumpkin has such beautiful handmade texture that it looks lovely completely plain… although a few tucked in mums can add a happy shot of color.

This is one of those rare Dollar Store projects that feels calm, current and far more expensive than its humble supplies. Display it on a door, chalkboard, shelf or layered into a farmhouse vignette.

11Brambly and Bright Leafy Fall Wreath DIY

Yvonne layers two grapevine wreaths to create a substantial base and then lets beautiful Fall leaves tumble around it in the most natural way. It feels abundant and airy at the same time… and the exposed grapevine gives it that relaxed, collected from the garden look.

12Beautiful Indian Corn Wreath

This one is a true harvest showstopper! Mini ears of colorful corn circle a straw wreath form and create incredible texture without a complicated supply list. Yvonne also shares helpful tips for arranging the corn evenly and storing the finished wreath safely from year to year.

13How to Make a Simple and Charming Fresh Flower Wreath for Autumn

Courtney begins with a eucalyptus wreath and adds artichokes, dahlias, roses, peonies and dusty miller for the dreamiest French Country palette. Fresh flowers make it wonderfully romantic, but she also explains that faux or dried blooms can be used when you want the beauty to last longer.

15Fall Pampas Grass Wreath DIY

Golden faux pampas grass gives this wreath its soft movement, while berries and tiny thistle stems add the depth it needs. Bre’s finished wreath is warm, whimsical and beautiful against a dark door. Keep this delicate beauty under cover if you plan to use it outdoors.

16How to Make a Wreath Out of Grapevines

If you have access to grapevines, Emily will show you how to twist them into your own wonderfully rustic wreath base. Fresh flowers and garden clippings turn it into a one of a kind Fall decoration with all the lovely imperfections of something gathered and made by hand.

17DIY Fall Acorn Wreath

This acorn wreath is simple, textural and just a little bit glamorous. Painted acorns in soft metallic shades are gathered around the wreath and finished with burlap ribbon. It is a lovely excuse to bring home a pocketful of acorns from your next Autumn walk.

18DIY Apple Wreath

Nothing says early Fall quite like a basket of apples… or in this case, a wreath filled with them! Shayna combines faux apples, leaves and a grapevine base for a classic farmhouse look that feels right at home from the first cool day straight through harvest season.

19How to Make a DIY Fall Pumpkin Wreath

Brooke mixes pumpkin clips in velvet, sweater, burlap and faux leather finishes to cover a wire wreath form. The variety of texture is what makes this one feel so full and special. The pumpkins clip on first, then smaller pumpkins fill any remaining gaps.

20DIY Dollar Store Fall Wreath

Krista arranges faux flowers in a cheerful rainbow of Autumn shades. It is bright, happy and wonderfully different from the usual ring of orange leaves. If your door needs a shot of color after Summer fades away, this little beauty is ready to help.

21Dollar Store Fall Hoop Wreath

The girls at Lolly Jane keep the design light and modern with a slim hoop, Fall greenery and a carefully placed cluster of seasonal accents. It has plenty of Autumn personality without covering every inch of the base… proof that a wreath does not have to be huge to be noticed.

22DIY Dollar Tree Fall Wreath

Blue berries, soft greenery and little pumpkins give this budget wreath a fresh color story. The Navage Patch proves that Fall decorating does not have to live entirely in the orange aisle. It is a beautiful choice for anyone who already decorates with blue throughout the year.

23Blue and White Fall Wreath

When the store did not have the blue accents she wanted, The Latina Next Door simply painted the Fall pieces herself. That little change turns common supplies into a wreath that feels personal and perfect for a blue and white home.

24DIY Simple Metallic Autumn Wreath

Colleen gives inexpensive leaf garland a modern makeover with metallic paint and arranges it on a sleek ring. The open design and mix of warm metal tones feel polished, current and festive without becoming overly busy.

25Make a Wreath Fast and Easy with a Dollar Store Hack

Would you ever guess that the base began as a plastic laundry basket? Ananda cuts the basket into a lightweight ring and covers it with dried flowers for a wonderfully full wreath. This is Dollar Store creativity at its cleverest.

26Dollar Store Witchy Crescent Moon Wreath

Jessica reshapes a wire wreath form into a crescent moon, then covers it with moss, flowers, berries, painted pumpkins and tiny witchy details. It is moody and magical without becoming gory… a lovely little detour for anyone who enjoys Halloween with a cottage twist.

27DIY Fall Hydrangea Wreath in 15 Minutes

Julie uses hydrangeas in three rich colors to create a full, luxurious wreath in about 15 minutes. The flower heads make a big impact with very few different materials, and the simple repeating color pattern keeps the whole arrangement balanced.

28Fall Wreath Farmhouse Style

An olive bucket becomes the most charming door pocket for Fall stems. This is a wonderful choice for someone who wants farmhouse warmth without another round grapevine wreath. Better yet, the flowers can be swapped whenever the seasons change.

29Pretty DIY Fall Wreath Ideas Three Ways

Why settle for one version when you can explore three? Tasha combines rustic branches, cotton and greenery in different arrangements, giving you plenty of inspiration for using what you already have and making the final wreath your own.

30DIY Autumn Wreath

Greenery, succulents and small clusters of grapes make this wreath feel like a late Summer garden gently moving into Fall. The unusual combination is fresh and elegant, and it works beautifully for anyone who prefers subtle seasonal decorating.

31DIY Fall Wreath

Nancy pairs metallic pumpkins with rustic twigs and greenery for a lovely mix of shimmer and farmhouse texture. The asymmetrical arrangement keeps the wreath from feeling too formal while still giving it a finished, intentional look.

32Neutral Fall Wreath

Kelly cuts a canvas drop cloth into strips and ties them around a wire wreath form. The frayed fabric creates a soft, wonderfully nubby texture that looks beautiful on a rustic shutter, interior door or farmhouse wall. This is also an easy project to work on while enjoying a cozy movie.

33Large DIY Fall Farmhouse Wreath

Kelly fills an extra large grapevine wreath with fresh aspen branches and little yellow billy buttons. The leaves are tucked in a single direction so the finished piece feels cohesive and graceful. It is a simple idea with enough scale to fill a large wall or pair of shutters.

34DIY Copper Fall Hoop Wreath

A copper hoop gives Jenn’s Fall arrangement a clean modern foundation. Amber tones, greenery and a small pumpkin sign decorate one portion of the ring, leaving enough open space to keep the finished piece light and beautifully balanced.

35Turn a Frame Into a Fall Wreath

Christy lets a pretty thrifted frame become the base and adds pumpkin picks, Fall greenery and a white pumpkin. It is quick, clever and full of charm… and it proves that almost anything with a good shape can become door decor when the creative mood strikes.

36Farmhouse Fall Wreath From a Wicker Plate Holder

Sarah turns a thrifted wicker paper plate holder into a neutral farmhouse wreath with a small wooden sign and a few seasonal accents. The woven base gives it instant warmth, and the finished size is perfect for a smaller door, cabinet or cozy kitchen wall.

37DIY Fall Wreath With Mixed Metallic Paper Leaves

Paper leaves cut from several metallic finishes decorate a simple hoop with just the right amount of shimmer. This project is especially nice for indoor decorating, where the delicate paper can stay protected and catch the warm light all season.

38Easy Fall Wreath DIY

This beautiful project combines dried flowers with handmade clay letters and tiny butterflies on a lightweight wire base. The soft neutral palette can stay up well beyond Fall, while the words and decorations can be customized to make the finished wreath completely personal.

39Reclaimed Wood Chalkboard Wreath

This project trades the traditional round base for reclaimed wood and a chalkboard center. Add flowers in your favorite Fall colors, then change the handwritten greeting whenever the mood strikes. It is part wreath, part sign and completely charming.

40How to Make a Rustic Fall Wreath From Reclaimed Wood

Carrie arranges pieces of reclaimed wood into a sculptural wreath and keeps the decoration beautifully restrained. One flower provides a little seasonal color while the weathered wood does most of the talking. It is rustic, graphic and unlike anything you will find in the craft store aisle.