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Easy DIY Fall Wreath

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Make this easy DIY Fall Wreath featuring orange and red berries for a gorgeous addition to your front door.  It’s quick to make in just 15 minutes!

There are so many beautiful Fall Wreaths to choose to make but this berry wreath has been a favorite for adding beautiful Autumn colors to our decor.

Orange and Red Berry DIY Fall Wreath on a black door

DIY Fall Wreath

This week has been so busy around our house.  Fall weather brings me Fall projects just about as much as Spring cleaning.  Does anyone else make a long to-do list in the Fall?  I pretty much go through my Spring Cleaning Checklist again. Cleaning out, organizing and de-cluttering again.

Orange and Red Berry DIY Fall Wreath on a black door

My daughter asked if we could add some fun projects too.  She is in love with searching for fun crafts and DIY on Pinterest for us to make.  I promised her that she could make something she wanted.  She is completely into decorating.  Maybe she is finding her thing.

Last year she made us this DIY Fall Leaf Bowl.  This week, she decided she wanted to make a Fall Wreath for the front door, which was actually my painting project last Sunday. It’s now black! Little things get me so excited!)

How to Make a DIY Fall Wreath

She narrowed down her choices and then decided to do something sweet and simple. We headed to Hobby Lobby (with our handy dandy 40% off coupon) to get her supplies.  I was thrilled to see all of their Fall Flowers are on sale 40% off this week too.

She picked out a 14-inch grape vine wreath and (8) little orange berry stems.

All she had to do to make the wreath was to simply trimmed the ends of the stems and push them into the wreath all the way around and space them out to look how she wanted.

It literally took her 15 minutes to make this beautiful wreath!

Girl cutting pieces a fall berry wreath

 

Girl cutting orange berries for a Fall Wreath

We decided to hang it with 1 1/2 inch brown ribbon bow to add a little extra “prettiness”.  I helped her push each end of the ribbon through the wreath from the front side about 2 inches apart to the back and then tied the bow at the height we wanted on the door.

ribbon on the backside of a grapevine wreath

Sophie is so proud of herself!!  Pretty little wreath looks gorgeous on our newly painted door.  Voila!

Orange and Red Berry Fall Wreath on a Black Door

Easy DIY Fall Wreath

Make this easy DIY Fall Wreath featuring orange and red berries for a gorgeous Fall addition to your front door.  It’s quick to make in just 15 minutes!
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 1 wreath
Author: Sherri Hagymas
Cost: 25.00

Equipment

  • Pair of wire cutters

Ingredients

  • 1 14 inch Grapevine Wreath
  • 8 stems Orange/Red Berries
  • 1.5 inch Brown Ribbon or other color of choice

Instructions

  • Trim the ends of berry stems off so that only about 3 inches remains .
  • Push the berry stems into the grapevine wreath all the way around spacing a few inches apart.
  • Cut appoximately 3 feet ribbon .
  • Feed each end through the front of the wreath about 2 inches apart.
  • Tie the ends into a bow at desired height to hang.

Notes

You can feed the ribbon through prior to adding the berries as well.
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  1. lisa says

    HelI have been looking for different paper flower crafts to make so I can put in some vases I have that my son and his family brought me flowers for my birthday and for mother’s day. These look so easy to make, I am going to try them and make a bouquet for one of my vases. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I will let you know how mine turn out.

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  4. Jessica says

    Hello,

    Good morning! What type of berry stems were used? I’ve never made a wreath before, and as far as I can tell, it looks like two different types of berries were used (the larger ones and the smaller ones). I Googled pip berry stems, but they mainly look like the smaller berries. Also, I’m having a hard time finding berries this color (which appear to be a blend or orange and red). I have found bright orange (which I’m looking for something that isn’t so neon), and I’ve also found orange red but it was more red, and I’m hoping to find something more orange (for fall). Any help would be much appreciated, I’m so excited to make this! Thanks in advance 🙂

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    • Sherri says

      Hi! They actually came on one stem with both size berries on it. I got them at Hobby Lobby, but if you have a Michael’s nearby I bet they will have something similar as well. The only thing I could find online that look kind of like what I bought (but still a little more red) are these on Amazon – http://amzn.to/2wpxgow

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  5. Erlene says

    Seriously, this is awesome that your daughter loves to craft. It’s so satisfying to see something you’ve made decorating your home. Thanks for sharing on Merry Monday.

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  9. Debi @ Surroundings by Debi says

    This wreath turned out so pretty. You daughter did a wonderful job. She is very creative. I featured it on my Tuesday Treasures today. I hope you can stop by and take a look! Have a wonderful week.I hope you can join us at the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop again this week!

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  10. Jann Olson says

    Your daughter did a great job. I love quick and easy projects like this! And yes, I have a
    big to do list in the Fall. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  12. Julie says

    Looks so lovely. Do you have a special hook on the door to keep it secure or just a nail banged in there? As the pretty ribbon is covering it I guess it doesn’t matter but I’m wondering if I did something like this would I need to always have a wreath f some kind all year round to cover the nail I whacked in!

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    • Sherri says

      Thank you so much Angeline! We just hung it on the front door again over the weekend for this Fall season. She is so proud! 🙂

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  19. Pam says

    WOW, this wreath is so pretty and looks so much more difficult to make than it actually is. I think I need to run to the craft store and get some berry picks now. 🙂 Thank you so much for linking up to Dare to Share, your wreath is today’s Dare to Share Feature of the Day!

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  20. Susan says

    Your daughter is quite the talented crafter and her wreath is lovely! Congrats, You both are featured this week at the Inspire Us Thursday Link Party on Organized 31.

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  21. Natasha in Oz says

    Wow, what a gorgeous wreath! I agree with others that it looks amazing against the black door too.

    I am featuring this project at my Friday Favorites post. Thanks for sharing it at the Say G’day linky party.

    Best wishes,
    Natasha in Oz

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  26. Ashley @ PioneerMomma.com says

    She did a great job! It is beautiful and looks professionally made. And happy birthday to your son! Thanks so much for sharing y’all’s project, it will be featured in this week’s What’d You Do This Weekend! Pinning 🙂

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  27. Lori at Dining Delight says

    G’day! Visiting from Natasha in Oz’s party and saw the beautiful wreath link. Clicked on the pic thinking that wreath can’t be EASY only to find out it IS and your daughter made it! Please pass on my admiration of her skill and creativity! It looks great on the black door too. We painted our doors black and got a new roof 2 years ago. I know what you mean about the roof not being “exciting” to spend money on!

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  28. Andrea Fogleman says

    I love the wreath against your black door. Stunning! I’ve been wanting to paint my door black but haven’t had the time. I know how you feel about the roof, no fun, but it needs to be done. Hey, I recently started a linky party over at Scrapality and it’s live right now. I would love it if you would stop by and link up. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  32. Angi says

    Oh, I love this wreath! I could totally make it too 🙂 I see a trip to the craft store in my near future! I love pretty and tasteful fall wreaths. Thanks for sharing this idea!

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  33. Erica says

    What a gorgeous wreath! So glad that Sophie is getting the crafting bug early – she may turn into an awesome blogger someday! 🙂 Found you at Creativity Unleashed!

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  34. Pamela says

    How lovely! And most of all, how neat of you to let her pick a project and purchase supplies. My daughters loved to do projects, too, and are wonderful homemakers, but now purchasing their own supplies. 🙂 I love seeing their new projects and they want Momma to come over and oooh and aaah over them. ~Pamela

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