Autumn is approaching and the dry tree leaves fall to the ground in a magical dance. Collect these beautifully colored leaves to use when making autumn door wreaths. It is not at all difficult to decorate the wreath, because nature provides us with all the necessary materials. Greeks and Romans originally used wreathsTrophies were used that the victors wore on their heads or around their necks in battle. After the celebration was over, the winner hung the wreath somewhere as a reminder of his achievement. The wreath was still considered a good luck charm. Because why not hang one on our front door to welcome fall? Check out our inspiration and suggestions and roll up your sleeves!
Fall wreaths come in a variety of colors and create a lovely festive atmosphere even at the front door. They are often crafted with red, orange and rust-colored leaves. You can have a Halloween theme with mini pumpkins, scarecrows or bats,or Thanksgiving motifslike turkeys or corn on the cob. Wreaths are usually not made with green leaves, but in this collection you may notice those too.
Craft ideas
Simply get a wreath blank and decorate it with fresh or dried flowers such as gerberas, daisies, sunflowers, dahlias, berry branches, pine cones, etc. Dried hydrangea flowers look particularly beautiful and even a bit rustic. The wreaths made of artificial flowers and branches can also be used next year, but they do not have the same charm and fragrance as the fresh “decorations” from the forest. And wIf you make a smaller version, the autumn wreath can also be placed on the table or hung on the door handle.
Combine roses and leaves made of felt
A wreath made of large ribbons in orange and green
Thanksgiving idea
Decorate the front door with orange hydrangea flowers
Choose fresh flowers for door decorations
Made from dried hydrangeas
