Easy Teal Fall Wreath DIY For Home Decor

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I made my Teal Fall Wreath DIY for indoor fall decor.

When it comes to easy DIY Fall Wreaths, this one right here will easily become one of your favorite choices.

Teal has become a pretty popular color choice for fall crafts and decor over the past couple of years.

And it just happens to be that teal is my favorite color. So, I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to jump in on this trend to decorate my living room.

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Has it ever happened to you that you enter your home and feel that something is missing?

In my case, every single year, as the holiday season starts to come closer, I feel like that.

I find myself wanting a pop of the right color or even some change in my decor elements.

And as an early bird, I like to start decorating soon so I can enjoy every single one of the holiday’s gifts.

Right now I still have up my spring/summer decor. All the pinks and greenery spread through my living room and kitchen.

I was inspired to make this wreath because my favorite dates of the year are approaching.

And I know September is only starting, but somehow I just don’t feel like they belong anymore.

So, I decided to take out my DIY fabric pumpkins and change my seasonal home sign to match my fall spirit.

Only this time, I decided to make teal and white pumpkins for my decorations.

And of course, to top it off, I made a beautiful wreath to match.

Deciding on my wreath style.

Can you imagine someone visiting and seeing how beautiful your house looks with the decorations you made?

I always enjoy that part! When you get to say, “Oh thank you, I made it”.

A fall wreath for your front door is a wonderful idea to receive this time of year.

An important step for me, whenever I start decorating my house, is to visualize the end result.

I like to think about how all the elements will complement each other to achieve a harmonious style.

You can use any color scheme you want.

And if you have scraps of fabric with those colors, it will work wonderfully for this project.

I love the fabric I used because it is shiny and super soft to the touch.

For the elements, choose between ribbons, faux flowers, and even burlap ribbon, as I did here.

For this wreath, I used teal and white fabrics, plus a bouquet of fake flowers.

Teal Fall Wreath DIY

To make this easy teal fall wreath DIY, you can use a cardboard wreath or get a frame from Amazon. There are so many shapes and sizes to choose from.

For this tutorial, I used a craft foam one, as I already had it sitting around.

So, let’s get started. Keep reading and follow these instructions to make your own easy and cheap diy fall wreath.

Materials:

The first thing I did was glue some filling to my frame so it could have some volume.

Try to use as much as you can, but only on the top of it.

Be careful not to burn yourself with the hot silicone!

As for the fabric, I cut it long enough strips to wrap sections of the wreath.

Once I was sure how many strips I needed, I hand-sewed a tiny hem on each one.

This is so the final look would be cleaner.

As I wrapped the fabric, I began to form some “gathers” with my hands so it would have a little texture.

I used my silicone gun to glue everything on the back of the wreath.

Try to overlap a little section of the first strip above the other so there won’t be gaps.

Once that’s finished, it’s time to decorate. Use everything you have on hand and, be creative.

Here I started by gluing cuttings of the faux flowers and I spread them around the wreath.

I used burlap squares to place above some of them.

To add a fall touch, I made a bunch of DIY mini fabric pumpkins.

I used different fabrics to add more texture, then glued them to the bottom of the wreath.

Finally, use a little piece of ribbon to make a loop so you can have something to hang this beautiful wreath on your door.

Final thoughts.

Next time, I am going for a bigger wreath frame so I can add more elements to my design.

But overall, this came up pretty nice for my fall teal decor this year.

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