Get your supplies and make this rustic fall burlap wreath today. You really are not going to believe just how easy this one is to make. I love the shabby farmhouse feel of this wreath. It will go great on your front door for a rustic touch to your outdoor fall decor this year. You might even make two as you are sure to have family and friends that want one as well.
Supplies needed to make a fall burlap wreath:
- Wire wreath form
- Burlap (approximately 2 yards of the brown and a scrap of the white)
- Twine
- Hot glue and glue gun
- Sharpie
- Ruler
The process is simple for making your own wreath. In fact, I made a quick video to show you just how to make your own. You can watch that below.
Fall Burlap Wreath Video Tutorial
Can’t watch the video or missed some of the steps? Follow along below with the easy step by step instructions.
How to Make a DIY Fall Burlap Wreath
- Cut brown burlap into approximately 1 x 8 strips. You can do this with just regular scissors or use fabric scissors.
- Then tie those strips onto the wreath form all the way around. Be sure to make it nice and full.
- Cut white burlap into 2 x 3 triangles.
- Then use a sharpie to write FALL onto your triangles. You can use a stencil here if you need to or even cut HTV with your Cricut.
- Use hot glue to add the cut triangles to twine.
- Then tie the banner onto your wreath.
- Once complete, hang the wreath in your home for a touch of fall!
The most time-consuming part of this wreath is cutting all of those small strips. But it is so worth it, am I right??
Print out this DIY burlap wreath tutorial using the project card below!
Supplies
Instructions
- Cut brown burlap into approximately 1 x 8 strips.
- Then tie those strips onto the wreath form all the way around. Be sure to make it nice and full.
- Cut white burlap into 2 x 3 triangles.
- Then use a sharpie to write FALL onto your triangles.
- Use hot glue to add triangles to twine.
- Then tie the banner onto your wreath.
- Once complete, hang the wreath in your home for a touch of fall!
I know you want to hang a fall burlap wreath in your home as well. So, be sure to make this inexpensive wreath this season. Bring a rustic, farmhouse touch to your front door and celebrate fall.
Want to make this wreath for other seasons? Just change out the banner. Add on flowers, snowflakes, hearts, and so much more. This can be one wreath that you can use all year long with just a few changes each season. You can actually get more ideas for additions from this year round wreath tutorial.
So, be sure to add a fall burlap wreath to your must-make list this year. Or just make the burlap wreath portion and add on your own designs for a wreath that will work all year. Too late for fall? Add some holly leaves for a fun addition to your holiday decor. I know you will love this simple yet rustic holiday wreath idea.
Want more wreath ideas? Try the links below as well!
Another winner Angie, loving this wreath. I have one of those wire wreath forms so guess had better get started cutting those strips huh? Will take a awhile I think. Have to admit haven’t made wreath due to needing all those strips but think seeing your wreath has convinced me it’s time to stop being lazy.
Wish I has little bit of some orange burlap for the banner. Love how full and fluffy your wreath is.
Noticed your finger protector, know I need one of those, always burning my fingers with hot glue.
Have great day and great weekend. Had better get busy myself.
The finger protector is a live saver! Thanks for the comment Jane!
This looks so pretty! 🙂
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This is so cute, Angie. I had a DIY fall wreath in mind already, but I may just have to switch to this one! Pinning this now. Visiting from Show and Tell.
I’m loving this. Think I’ll make one for a dear friend.
This wreath is adorable. Love it!
I love the simplicity of this wreath but it still makes a statement!
Angie, love your wreath. So fall, without being overly orange! Your video is great too.
Such a pretty and rustic wreath. It reminds me of home with all that pretty burlap!