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Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath: Easy DIY Project

Are you ready to start decorating for fall? Today I’m sharing how to make a pretty Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath!

How to Make a Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath

 

Not only am I showing how to make a fall wreath today – but so are several of my blogging friends. You’ll find the link to their wreath instructions at the end of this post.

Seasonal Simplicity - Fall Wreath Ideas

 

Wreaths can get pretty pricey so I like to save a few dollars and make my own. My favorite base to use is a grapevine wreath because they’re so easy to work with. When I was first married I used to pick dried grapevines from the fields and twist my own wreaths into shape. Now I just buy them from the craft store for around $5.  Choose a spray or two of leaves and a couple sprays of berries in your fave fall color and you’re ready to go!

Supplies to Make Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath

 

For my fall berries grapevine wreath I chose a spray of leaves in a very deep burgundy. Take your wire cutters and cut stems of leaves off the spray, leaving enough stem to stick in between the vines of the grapevine wreath.

Supplies to Make Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath

 

Work your way around the wreath, sticking the stems of the leave bunches in between the vines of the wreath. Place them evenly and if necessary, you can hot glue them into place or even use floral wire to keep them secure.

Supplies to Make Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath

 

Cut small bunches of the fall berries from their spray leaving enough stem to insert inside the wreath. I didn’t use any glue or florist wire during the process but feel free to do so if you find your leaves and berries need to be a little more secure.  My berry branches had green leaves which pair well with the darker burgundy leaves.

How to Make a Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath

 

My fall berries grapevine wreath resides above the console table in my dining room. Puddy was watching the creative activity from the stairs but he kept dozing off – and he snores!

Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath Above Console Table

 

How many cats do you see? There’s three! We recently captured the little feral kitten and are domesticating him before finding his forever home.    And that’s Bella in the lower left.

Cats on Farmhouse Staircase

 

My home is slowly getting “fall-ified” for the season.

Fall Vignette on Farmhouse Console Table

 

Last week I shared how to create a silk fall flower arrangement, and today it’s a wreath. Next week I’ll have a fall printable for you that I think you’ll enjoy. It’s a super simple way to create unique wall art – the same is true with today’s wreath.

Fall Berries Grapevine Wreath You Can Make

 

I hope you’ll try your hand at being creative and give this fall berries grapevine wreath a try. But if not, maybe you’ll enjoy making a wreath from one of my blogging friends below!

 

Seasonal Simplicity Fall DIY Tour - 2018

 

 

Seasonal Simplicity - Fall Wreaths

The Happy Housie // Rooms for Rent // The Turquoise Home // Finding Silver Pennies

 

Seasonal Simplicity - Fall Wreaths

Deeply Southern Home // Hallstrom Home // Shabbyfufu // Sincerely, Marie Designs //
The DIY Mommy

 

Seasonal Simplicity - Fall Wreaths

Lolly Jane // Happy Happy Nester // Amber Tysl // A Pretty Life

 

Seasonal Simplicity - Fall Wreaths

Place of My Taste // Love Create Celebrate // Modern Glam // Lemon Thistle

 

Seasonal Simplicity - Fall Wreaths

Town and Country Living // Clean and Scentsible // Summer Adams // Willow Street Interiors

 

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10 Comments

  1. Your home is always so warm and inviting friend. I love the wreath and that you continued the berry/purple color onto it. I can’t wait to see your fall tour!

  2. Jennifer,
    You brought back a wonderful memory! I used to make my own grapevine wreaths as well when we lived in Vermont many years ago! The wreaths were hard to come by back in the day! I love how your wreath came out and how beautiful it looks in your home! Your kitties are way too cute!