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How to Make an Easy & Gorgeous Fabric Wreath for Fall

By: Katie19 Comments

Do you love fall decorations? Well, if you want to make an easy, fast and gorgeous fall wreath, look no more. I know you want to make this!

Hey there, it’s me Sara again from Twelve On Main and I’ll be sharing the tutorial for this beautiful Fall Fabric Wreath!

I’m excited to be here once again contributing!  I’ve been so busy working on home decor and DIY projects for fall.

I am excited to bring you one of my favorite projects today, a DIY fabric wreath for fall.

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More Fall Front Door Ideas:

Fall crafting means leaves, pumpkins, and all of those fun natural colors! I love to combine all of those and create fall wreaths! Like this Happy Fall Door Hanger, this Fall Canning Lid Wreath, and this Paper Chain Fall Wreath.

Be sure to look around the blog for more fun craft tutorials!

Supplies You’ll Need to Create this Project:

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supplies used to make a fabric wreath

Prepping the Fabric:

I used a plaid fabric that I found in my fabric stash! But you can use any fabric you wish.

I ripped my fabric in about 1 inch wide strips and then cut them into 5-inch lengths.

Assembling the Wreath

You want to start by folding one piece of fabric in half, folding it over the wireframe.

tying fabric pieces around a metal wreath form

Then feed the two ends of the cloth through the folded end of the fabric and then pull the two ends through, pulling taut.

tying fabric pieces around a metal wreath form
tying fabric pieces around a metal wreath form

Repeat this over and over until the wreath is full.  The more strips you add, the fuller it will be.

tying fabric pieces around a metal wreath form
tying fabric pieces around a metal wreath form

This is preferably done while watching a little Jimmy Fallon, or perhaps some Fixer Upper.  It’s important to keep yourself productive!

You’ll be done before he interviews his second guest, that is unless you have to have a snack while you do it, then it may take just a little longer.  Either way, just enjoy yourself.

Easy & Gorgeous Fabric Wreath for Fall

This will be a really great addition to your front porch fall decorations!

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  • The Cricut Cutting Machine is easily our favorite crafting tool. We use it in so many of our tutorials!
  • This Fiskars Paper Trimmer is easy to use and cuts nicely without frayed edges.
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  • Keep those started project supplies organized and separated with Stacking Plastic Baskets. I always work on more than 1 project at a time and these baskets really help me from losing supplies.

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How to Make an Easy & Gorgeous Fabric Wreath for Fall

Yield: 1 Wreath
Active Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour
Estimated Cost: $15

Materials

Tools

Instructions

Prepping the Fabric:

  1. Rip the fabric into about 1 inch wide strips and then cut them into 5-inch lengths.

Assembling the Wreath

  1. Start by folding one piece of fabric in half, folding it over the wireframe.
  2. Then feed the two ends of the cloth through the folded end of the fabric and then pull the two ends through, pulling taut.
  3. Repeat this over and over until the wreath is full.  The more strips you add, the fuller it will be.

Notes

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© Katie Adams
Project Type: Wreath / Category: Thanksgiving

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Comments

    • Katie says

      Thanks, Christine! I am so glad that you like this wreath. I love that you can use any type of fabric to make the wreath match any decor or season.

      Reply

  10. Debbie says

    I’ve made about 7/10 already and two of them I glued to a big clock made them over a year ago. They turned out very nice

    Reply

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