I am really digging wreath making right now! I love how fun, unique, festive and inexpensive it can be to create a new wreath to adorn your door! It can help your front door feel welcoming, inviting and it is such an easy way to decorate for any season! I just love making wreaths! While I was at the craft store the other day, I came across the most beautiful fall fake flowers. I don't usually fall hard for fake flowers, but these ones were just stunningly beautiful! And as soon as I saw them, I knew they would be beautiful on a gold hoop wreath! So I brought them home and began work on creating this beautiful and modern fall hoop wreath! I am so excited to share all the details with you today.
How to make a Fall Hoop Wreath
I have made a lot of wreaths over my life, but one of my favorite wreaths to this point might have been this Hydrangea Wreath. I love it so much! But my Fall Hoop Wreath...swoon...I think this might now take the top spot as my all time favorite wreath! I'm not sure though because I DO have an amazing Christmas Wreath in the works too...oh my I do love DIY wreaths!
Here is what you need to make a fall hoop wreath:
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- (1) 18" Gold Macrame Hoop
- (2) Stems Orange Berries
- (2) Stems Rust Flowers
- (2) Stems Yellow Flowers
- Floral Wire (I used some gold wire I already had on hand for this)
- Jute String
To create this wreath you will simply place your stems on the hoop and wire them in place. I began with the berries, then added the rust colored flowers and finally placed the yellow flowers in the middle wiring them all in place as I went.
I added a loop of jute string to the top of the hoop to hang it with. And isn't it just super cute!? I really do love this wreath!
You can see a video of me creating this wreath below:
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ShootingStarsMag
Omg, this is such a cute idea. I'm loving those fake flowers too - they just kind of pop!! Thanks for sharing - I'm here from the Think Tank Thursday linky.
-Lauren
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Pamela-FromMyFrontPorchToYours
What a gorgeous wreath! Love the flower combination you chose.
Megan
Such a beautiful hoop wreath, and gives me some great inspiration for a barrel ring I've been wanting to decorate as a wreath! #MM
Ann
This is such a beautiful post, luv this simple DIY. Pinned and I would luv to invite you to share it with us at Wall to Wall DIY Wednesdays, which runs thru Mondays!! Best, Ann
Katrin
That's a beautiful wreath, hoop wreaths are my favourite!!
Linda on Poinsettia Drive
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Elizabeth
Beautiful Fall Wreath!
Amy
I love making wreaths, as well, and this one is gorgeous! Those fall flowers are absolutely perfect. Thanks for sharing at Sweet inspiration!
Shea | The Fogue Abode
This wreath is seriously gorgeous!! I need one ASAP. Thanks so much for sharing with Funtastic Friday. You are my feature today.
Shanice Bannis
I love the simplicity of this wreath. It is gorgeous on its own and perfect for the fall season. Great work!
Emily
This is a beautiful wreath! Thanks for sharing at #HomeMattersParty
Linda
Simple and gorgeous. Love the fall colors. Thanks so much for sharing at “Love Your Creativity.”
marie
Your Fall hoop wreath is so pretty - love the colors and the asymmetrical design! Thank you for sharing it with us at the Talk Of The Town party 🙂 Pinned
Crystal
What flowers did you use? I recognize the yellow ones, but not the other.
Ashley Phipps
Hi! I am not sure what kind of flower they are...I just found them at Michael's 🙂 They remind me of a dahlia though!