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50 Fall Wreath You Can DIY

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This roundup feature is all about Fall Wreaths. We are not too late I hope? These wreaths are made from assorted styles, flowers and color combinations. Each wreath has been hand-selected for this roundup by Ourcraftymom.com.

Fall wreaths are a great way to transition from Halloween to Christmas, I mean who really needs an excuse to have a beautiful wreath on their front door right? Did you know more and more crafters are now opting to hang their wreaths inside? Yes, over the fireplace above the mantel is the where all the cool kids are hanging their DIY fall wreaths. If you are like me and don’t have a fireplace then how about over the TV? I have a very large blank space above my wall so that is where I will be hanging my festive Fall DIY wreath. Now I just have to decide which of these DIY fall wreaths I am actually going to make.

If you decided to make your own wreath from one of those above, be sure to drop us a comment below and share your photo.

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