To find out the best way to hang a wreath on a door, we chatted with Alfred Palomares, the Vice President of Merchandising at 1-800-Flowers.com. Ahead, uncover his expert tips for hanging a wreath ...

When it’s time to welcome in a new season, the first order of business is always the entryway. This wreath looks “stunning” in person, according to one Target ...

Trish Suhr, the "Clean House" upcycling expert and resident "yard sale diva," said a few of her go-to wreath staples include leftover burlap, paper towel rolls, twigs, ribbon and spray paint.

Tiny thin pieces of wood sliced from a dried log are the main feature in this unique wreath. Topped off with ribbon, flowers, and burlap, this DIY wreath embraces the natural elements of fall. 4.

A wide ribbon could also be tied around the center of your pumpkin. With this Dollar Tree DIY, decorating your front porch for fall will be easy. Read the original article on House Digest.

Most people lean toward fall colors, such as red, burgundy, orange, yellow, and gold. That’s especially a good idea if your door (or other trim where you’re planning to hang the wreath ...

Materials: 8-inch foam ring Red and orange tulle Wide gold ribbon Scissors Ruler Craft glue Craft away: Glue one end of the ribbon to the foam ring. Wrap the ribbon around the ring, gluing as ...

Faux leaves, Billy Ball flowers, and artificial or real succulents add tons of texture to this truly unique DIY fall wreath. Follow the easy step-by-step directions below to make yours now!

A grapevine wreath (from a craft store) Dried elements (foraged or purchased) Ribbon The tools and materials you’ll need for your wreath can be found at most craft stores Step 1: Gather materials ...

2-inch jute webbing ribbon with red stripes 18-inch grapevine wreath form Wired wood picks A variety of apples (we used Sugarbees, Rockits, Fuji, Honeycrisp, and Cosmic Crisp) Floral wire Boxwood ...