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8 DIY Fall Wreaths

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Looking for a festive way to dress up your front door?  We have 8 great ideas for you today.  These wreaths are all perfectly festive for the Fall season and can last you through the next couple of months.  Take a look through our list and see which is your favorite.  We can’t pick a favorite.  They are all on our list!

If you are looking for wreath supplies,  I highly recommend Bags and Bows Online for wholesale priced Supplies, including ribbon, raffia and wraps. I especially love their gift wrap and ribbon collections.

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1- DIY Natural Fall Wreath from The Cottage Mama

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2- Paper Leaf Wreath from Arts & Crackers

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3- Pumpkin Wreath from Grillo Designs

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4- Fabric Wreath Tutorial from Quilty Therapy

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5- Pom Pom Wreath for Fall from Hunt and Host

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6- Simple Burlap Wreath Tutorial from How to Make a Burlap Wreath

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7- DIY Fall Wreath from Vikalpah

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8- DIY Fall Succulent Wreath from Crafts ‘N Coffee

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