Happy almost September, my friends! Today Terrie over at Decorate and More with Tip and Tammy at Patina and Paint, and I are each sharing a fall wreath tutorial, and I’ve decided to make my first ever twig wreath. It turned out gorgeous, so without further ado, let’s get into it!
Fall Twig Wreath Supplies
- twig wreath form
- dried grasses- There’s plenty of the ones that I used in this set, plus pampas grass and bunny tails that you can use in other decor, for a really affordable price.
- hairspray- I used this just because it’s what I use in my hair too.
- scissors- I love these!
- ribbon- I used 2.5″ and 1.5″ fall ribbons.
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Insert Grass into Wreath Form
When I first started this project, I thought about using all sorts of pampas grasses and dried grasses in my fall twig wreath, but I thought it looked so beautiful with just one simple dried grass throughout. I’m not sure exactly what kind of dried grass it is that I used, but it’s the kind that comes in every pampas grass package that you can buy on Amazon, like this one.
If need be, cut the end of your dried grass a bit. I needed to because of the way this wreath form was woven. Insert the end of the grass into the wreath form and slide it as far as you can.
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Embellish with a Bow
For my bow I used two different ribbons only because I wanted some of the light blue that’s in the 1.5″ ribbon to be in my wreath since that will match my fall porch sign that I upcycled from Dollar Tree. The tutorial on that is coming next week.
I made two four-loop bows, then attached them with pipe cleaner. I left two tails on both bows.
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Your fall twig wreath and my tutorial is complete!
What do you think? I love how it turned out, don’t you?! I thought about adding pumpkins and/or bronze acorns, but I feel like it’s perfect just the simple way it is!
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Tammy – Patina & Paint | Fall Wreath & Early Fall Porch
Terrie – Decorate and More with Tip | Fall Wreath & Front Stoop
Corine – Curly Willow Acres a.k.a. Junk to Gems | Fall Door Basket Wreath Video
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