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Make a Fall Leaf Wreath

By: Melissa Caughey

Learn how to transform those colorful fallen leaves into a beautiful wreath.

Learn how to turn those fallen leaves into a glorious wreath celebrating the arrival of Autumn.
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Photo: Melissa Caughey

How to Make a Colorful Fall Wreath

Put those fallen leaves from your yard to good use by crafting a glorious wreath celebrating the arrival of autumn. You can also use this technique to create a garland for your fireplace mantel or a centerpiece for your table. Read on to learn how to make this easy DIY fall leaf wreath, and get more fun fall craft project ideas.

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Learn how to turn those fallen leaves into a glorious wreath celebrating the arrival of Autumn.
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Photo: Photo by Melissa Caughey

Gather Your Supplies

To make this wreath, you will need: freshly fallen leaves / needle / quilting thread / wire wreath frame / scissors / garden twine

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Learn how to turn those fallen leaves into a glorious wreath celebrating the arrival of Autumn.
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Photo: Photo by Melissa Caughey

Choose a Variety of Colors

The more diverse the colors of the leaves, the more interesting your wreath will be.

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Learn how to turn those fallen leaves into a glorious wreath celebrating the arrival of Autumn.
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Photo: Photo by Melissa Caughey

Thread the Needle

Thread the needle with a length of thread at least four feet long. Knot the end with a loop.

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