How to Make an Autumn Gold 'Falloween' Wreath
This glittery metallic wreath is the perfect mix of fall and Halloween — Falloween. Learn how to create this inexpensive autumn display for your front door.
Metallic, black and burnt orange florals and glittery pumpkins come together to create an elegant gothic door decoration that melds the autumn season with Halloween.
Jessyca Williams
You can find similar autumn wreaths selling for more than $100. We made our wreath for about $30 with simple craft supplies and items from the dollar store.
Tools and Materials
- 18" grapevine wreath
- small foam pumpkins
- fall faux floral stems
- Halloween floral stems
- dried floral stems
- wired gold ribbon
- scissors
- wire cutters
- hot-glue gun + glue sticks
1. Lay the Foundation
To construct this captivating fall wreath, begin with an 18" grapevine wreath as the foundation. Use hot glue to adhere metallic pumpkins of varying sizes and shapes around the wreath. Incorporate a few glittery pinecones for added sparkle.
2. Add Glitter
Use wire cutters to separate sprigs of glittery leaves. Slide these through the grapevine wreath, ensuring a diverse mix of colors and textures. Arrange the leaves all in the same direction around the wreath and secure them with hot glue.
3. Go Goth
Add sprigs of black leaves and eucalyptus to achieve a glamorous yet dark aesthetic. Place these sporadically around the wreath to create a striking contrast.
4. Add Finishing Touches
Insert sprigs of glittery twigs emerging from the top of the wreath, aiming them down and out rather than in a circular pattern. Place a golden bow as the final element to complete your elegant design.
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