Fall Fabric Wreath
Our Simple Fall Fabric Wreath is one of the easiest fall wreath projects I’ve made! With a combination of pretty fall fabric, glittery ribbon, and a metal form, you can quickly put together a lovely entry wreath to grace your door.
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The supplies are fairly simple. I bought more fabric than I needed, so I’m giving rough estimates. Also, I chose a pumpkin shape, so my frame has a ‘stem’, and you may not have this. Think about your frame before choosing your fabric.
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I used one dominant color, which is mixed with a coordinating color for the outside, one green, and a contrasting inside color again that is mixed with the dominant fabric. For the ribbon, the transparent, glittery ribbon tied well. Avoid any stiff fabric or ribbon.
![Simple Fall Fabric Wreath](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/supplies-400x400-1.jpg)
I used one dominant color, which is mixed with a coordinating color for the outside, one green, and a contrasting inside color again that is mixed with the dominant fabric. For the ribbon, the transparent, glittery ribbon tied well. Avoid any stiff fabric or ribbon.
![](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/frame-1.jpg)
We bought our frame from JoAnns. They have many cute wire frames for autumn.
How to Make a Simple Fall Fabric Wreath
![Simple Fall Fabric Wreath](https://www.joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/featured-400x400-1.png)
Materials
- Wire frame
- Dominate fabric 1 1/2 yd
- Coordinating fabric 1 yd
- Stem fabric 1 fat quarter brown scraps
- Contrasting fabric 1 yd
- Ribbon 4 spools 9 yds each, width is your choice.
- Bells, fall ornaments, etc. if you wish to tie them in or hand them in the middle.
Tools
- Cutting Mat
- Rotary Cutter
- Ruler
Instructions
- Cut strips of fabric 6-7" long, and 2" wide. The ribbon is cut 6-7" long. It's easier on your fingers if they are 7", and you can trim later if needed. I started by cutting stacks of each fabric.
Start Tying
- Here we go, get ready for easy! Take your strips and tie them on, with ONE knot. If you are doing a pumpkin, start with the stem. I found it difficult to do this after starting on the side. Add green all around, add ribbon, trim with scissors if it's too long. Add a few brown scraps to the stem. Add ribbon between strips.
- Starting on the outside, establish an order. For example, dark, coordinating, coordinating. I did this 8x or so, then added a glittery ribbon tie. I repeated until the side was full. Repeat with the other side.
- If you have brown scraps that can be evenly cut into strips, add these to the bottom.
Inside Frame
- For a pumpkin frame, I did the very inside only. I left the wire empty right next to the outside frame blank to avoid a crowded look.
- Continue tying the middle frame, using your contrasting and dominant fabric.
- Using ribbon tie in bells or ornaments in the middle. This is finished! So, so easy. I think it took me two hours to complete. Enjoy!
![cutting](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/cutting.jpg)
Cut strips of fabric 6-7″ long, and 2″ wide. Ribbon is cut 6-7″ long. It’s easier on your fingers if there are 7″, and you can trim later if needed. I started by cutting stacks of each fabric.
Start Tying
Here we go, get ready for easy! Take your strips and tie them on, with ONE knot. If you are doing a pumpkin, start with the stem. I found it difficult to do this after starting on the side. Add green all around, add ribbon, trim with scissors if it’s too long. Add a few brown scraps to the stem. Add ribbon between strips.
I tied one side at a time. Starting with the outside, establish an order. For example, dark, coordinating, coordinating. I did this 8x or so, then added a glittery ribbon tie. I repeated until the side was full. Repeat with the other side.
![](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/tie.jpg)
![](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/tie3_1-400x333-1.jpg)
![](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/tie4-400x333-1.jpg)
If you have brown scraps that can be evenly cut into strips, add these to the bottom.
Inside Frame
For a pumpkin frame, I did the very inside only. I left the wire empty right next to the outside frame blank to avoid a crowded look.
Continue tying the middle frame, using your contrasting and dominant fabric.
Using ribbon tie in bells or ornaments in the middle. This is finished! So, so easy. I think it took me two hours to complete. Enjoy!
![Finished Fabric Wreath](https://joyoushome.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/finished-wreath.png)