Create a beautiful autumn door wreath with a little help from nature. Pumpkins, corn, apples and other natural treasures can decorate autumn wreaths and warmly welcome your guests.
Autumn Wears a Crown of Pheasant Feathers
This feathered autumn wreath will amaze everyone. Glue small artificial pheasant feathers to the ends of the wreath form. Then glue Brazil nuts around the center before inserting the feather stems into the wreath. Continue with the long tail feathers, which look like a cat’s whiskers. Finish the wreath by adding a large satin bow between the tail feathers.
Autumn Wears a Crown of Leaves and Pine Cones
Make a beautiful wreath that will last from Halloween to Christmas. Use dried artichokes, lotus pods and pine cones. Insert brown and gold autumn leaves between the branches of the wreath, then secure everything with hot glue.
Door wreath with berry branches
Create a welcoming entrance with colorful berries and pine branches in a door-wreath arrangement. Tie on a burlap ribbon and add an artificial turkey feather for a natural finish.
Persimmon and pomegranate fruit wreath
Use exotic fruits such as persimmons and pomegranates to add an unexpected touch to an autumn wreath. To attach the fruit to the wreath, insert wire through the middle of the fruit. Tie a loop at the top. To make fresh fruit last longer, hang the wreath in a cool place. If you want to use the wreath again next year, choose artificial fruit.
Chrysanthemums
Festive wheat harvest wreath
Milkweed pods and orange pine cones
Orange raffia ribbon
Apples and pine cones
Pumpkins, silk flowers, acorns and colorful feathers in a wire basket
Thin branches and yellow flowers
Rake with leaves and creeping juniper berries
Garland of mini pumpkins
Pussy willow branches
Nuts and autumn leaves
Corn
Pine and kumquats
Kale, apples and maple leaves
Dried corn-husk wreath
Berries and Chinese lantern flowers
Mini pumpkins and corn
Maple leaves and green squash
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