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21 Beautiful DIY Fall Wreaths

September 20, by Shellie Wilson. Leave a Comment

I feel like every Fall, thousands of new wreaths are being released in stores and online. It’s amazing how creative people can get with their wreath designs and the attention to detail that goes into each one. However, there’s one thing that all of these wreaths seem to have in common, and that is their traditional styling. Fall is all about leaves, nature, and all things earthy, and I absolutely love that.

Every time fall rolls around, I can’t help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation as I start to decorate my home with all of the beautiful autumn-themed items. From pumpkins and gourds to hay bales and scarecrows, there are so many fun and festive ways to get into the fall spirit. But one of my absolute favorite things to decorate with during this time of year are maple leaves.

Whether they are real or fake, I don’t mind. I love the bright, bold colors of maple leaves, and the way they look when they’ve been perfectly arranged on a wreath or in a vase. To me, it’s just so satisfying to bring a little bit of nature into my home, and to be surrounded by all of the beautiful colors of fall.

There’s just something about the look and feel of real maple leaves that is hard to beat. When you bring them into your home, you get a sense of being in the great outdoors, even if you’re just sitting on your couch. The way the leaves rustle when you walk by and the way the light shines through them, making them glow, is just magical.

 

Looking for Fall decorating items? Check out these Fall crafts from our sister site and these Fall decorations we found on Amazon.

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The first day of autumn is known as the autumnal equinox. On this day, the number of hours of daylight and darkness are equal.

Did you know Fall is actually called Autumn everywhere else in the world? Yep, Fall is a US-based reference only.

However, as much as I love real maple leaves, I also have a soft spot for fake ones. Fake maple leaves are so convenient, and they are the perfect solution if you live in an area where fall leaves are not as readily available. With fake maple leaves, you can decorate your home with the same beautiful autumn colors, but you don’t have to worry about them wilting or drying out.

I love using fake maple leaves to create a stunning autumn wreath for my front door. I’ll gather a handful of leaves in varying sizes and colors, and then arrange them in a circular shape on a foam wreath form. I’ll use floral wire to secure the leaves in place, and then add a ribbon or bow to finish off the look. The end result is always a stunning, eye-catching piece that is sure to welcome guests in style.

I also love using fake maple leaves to decorate other areas of my home, such as my mantel or my coffee table. I’ll arrange them in a vase or basket, and then add in some pine cones, acorns, and other autumn-themed items to create a warm and inviting display.

One thing I love about fake maple leaves is that they are so versatile. They come in all different colors, from bright reds and oranges to deep purples and gold, so you can easily find a set of leaves that will complement your home’s decor. Plus, because they are made from plastic or silk, they are incredibly durable and long-lasting, so you can use them year after year.

I just can’t get enough of maple leaves, whether they are real or fake. To me, they are the perfect representation of fall, and I love the way they bring a touch of nature into my home. Whether you’re decorating for a holiday party, or just creating a cozy autumn atmosphere, maple leaves are the perfect addition to any fall-themed display.

 

 

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