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Foraged Fall Wreath DIY (Video Tutorial)

There are so many reasons to love fall: crisp mornings, the sound of leaves under foot, rust colours, chunky throw blankets, plaid patterns (anywhere and everywhere 🙂 ), scented candles, pumpkin spice lattes, and, of course, fall crafts. I enjoy any and all DIYs related to fall, but one of my favourite ways to celebrate autumn is with a fall wreath on my front door. Nothing says ‘welcome fall’ quite like a wreath. So today I thought I’d share this lush & beautiful faux foraged fall wreath DIY video tutorial.

How to make a fall foraged wreath DIY made entirely of faux materials | grapevine wreath DIY ideas for the modern home.

Whenever the temperatures begin to change from one season to the next, my internal crafter self tunes into the fact that a new wreath must be created!

I can’t help it. I’ve always been a little wreath-obsessed. You can probably see that from all the wreath projects I’ve shared since the start of this blog.

Some of my personal favourites are this Boxwood Wreath, this Pretty Pinecone Wreath, this Pretty Vintage Floral Wreath, and this Faux Wildflower Wreath.

But, then again, nearly every wreath I make becomes the ‘new favourite’ (shhh! don’t tell the others 😉 ), including the one I’m sharing with you today.

Autumn grapevine wreath tutorial.

This foraged fall wreath DIY was so much fun to plan and create. I purchased all the greenery and the florals from Michaels – and, while realistic, nearly every piece used to create this wreath is not real, but faux.

It’s truly remarkable just how far faux materials have come!

Easy front door wreath DIY for Fall.

How to make a foraged fall wreath.

Unique grapevine wreath DIY for fall.

Video tutorial for a fall wreath | unique wreath idea | green, orange, purple

Faux foliage and floral fall wreath tutorial | Video DIY

Autumn grapevine wreath tutorial.

I think even Burger the Cat had his suspicions about the materials on this wreath. He was not sniffing or nibbling on any of the leaves – a tell-tale sign that even he knew what the deal was!

Fall wreath tutorial made entirely of faux foliage and flowers | easy front door decor.

 

 

MATERIALS NEEDED: Foraged Fall Wreath DIY

To make your own faux foraged fall wreath, you’ll need the supplies listed below (the following contains affiliate links at no extra cost. See my full disclosure policy here):


  • Grapevine wreath, like these ones (I used a 12 inch, but 12-18 inches are a good size for most front doors).
  • Wire clippers (like this one or this one)
  • Faux foliage & faux flowers of your choice

 

 

Foraged Fall Wreath DIY – YouTube Collaboration

For this foraged fall wreath DIY, I collaborated with dozens of other talented YouTubers as part of a Fall DIY & Decor Challenge hosted by Christina from The DIY Mommy, a fellow-blogger and fellow-Canadian. Christina has so many inspirational (and aspirational) crafts, DIYs and decor ideas for the home that you’ll just have to check out:

You can see The DIY Mommy’s YouTube Channel here and Blog here.

You can also check out the entire Playlist of other talented YouTubers who shared their own Fall DIY ideas here.

For my part, I was really excited to offer up today’s foraged fall wreath DIY idea and enjoyed every part of creating and sharing it with you guys!

You can check it all the details in the Video Tutorial below:

I hope you enjoyed today’s foraged fall wreath DIY. I am really happy with how it turned out and am eager to hang it up on our front door!

Learn how to make a foraged fall wreath in this easy, step-by-step video tutorial.

Happy crafting 🙂

 

 

 

 

 

 

8 Comments

  • Reply
    Mary
    September 17, 2018 at 7:17 am

    Beautiful wreath Jelica. It is full of the beauty and bounty of the earth!

    • Reply
      Jelica
      September 17, 2018 at 7:57 am

      Thank you Mary! I really love foraged wreaths in general and wanted to capture the essence of that in this faux fall version 🙂

  • Reply
    Marie-The Interior Frugalista
    September 28, 2018 at 3:35 pm

    It’s gorgeous, Jelica! Until watching the video I thought they were natural foraged materials because they look so real. Pinned 🙂

    • Reply
      Jelica
      September 29, 2018 at 12:07 pm

      Thanks, Marie! Yes, it’s remarkable just seeing how many lovely and life-like varieties there are 🙂

  • Reply
    Madeline
    October 10, 2018 at 11:02 pm

    I love it! I really wish I was crafty. I’d love to make this for my front door

    • Reply
      Jelica
      October 19, 2018 at 2:05 pm

      You’re too kind! But, I bet there’s a crafter waiting to come out somewhere in there: Just follow along with the video and copy me as I go along. When I’m trying something new, I often start by following along a tutorial step by step. Eventually, you’ll get the hang of it 🙂

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    Katrin
    October 18, 2018 at 12:50 am

    It’s a gorgeous wreath Jelica, I love all the different colors you’ve put together and I agree, it does look so real!

    • Reply
      Jelica
      October 19, 2018 at 1:56 pm

      Thanks so much Katrin. Experimenting with all those different greens and then incorporating the colours was so much fun for me. I hadn’t created a piece quite like it, but it’s addicting 🙂

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