Hi friends,

When I pulled out my Fall decorations, I noticed that my front door wreath had seen better days. My door faces east, so it gets the morning sun and my wreath had really faded over the last couple of years. I wanted to make a new one, but wanted it to be simple. I came up with this Fall Flower Wreath and you can make it in less than 30 minutes! 😊

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This is one of the easiest wreaths to make. All you need is a floral wreath form (mine measures 15.6 inches), your favorite flower stems (I got floral bushes with several flowers on each one), and your glue gun.

First you’ll want to clip off your flowers with wire cutters, leaving a small portion of the stem as shown in the right picture below. Next poke it into your wreath to make a hole and push the flower flush with the wreath form, making sure it doesn’t go out through the back of the wreath. If the stem is too long, just trim a little more off. Pull the flower out, add a little hot glue to the stem (I forgot to take a pic of that 🙃), and push it back into the hole on the wreath form. Continue around your wreath until it is completely covered. I pinned a small piece of ribbon to the back of my wreath for hanging.

This is my wreath on my front door. Very simple, but it is just what I had in mind. 🙂 I had the hardest time getting the true colors of my flowers in my pictures. The actual colors are somewhere in-between the picture above and the picture below. But they really are the rich colors of Fall. 🍁🍂🍁

There are so many possibilities with making a wreath this way. Pick your favorite flowers in your favorite colors and you can have a new wreath for your front door in less than 30 minutes. 😊

Anita