




- Grapevine Wreath
- Faux Floral Garlands 2 to 3 pieces ….. depending on the size of the wreath base and your design, you’ll most likely 2 to 3, 6ft garlands {This wreath has 2 Berry and 1 Yellow Garland}
- Yellow Locust Leaf Garland, Hearth and Hand with Magnolia Target <– this was actually the entire inspiration for my wreath
- Orange Berry Wheat Garland, Michaels
- Cotton Garland, Michaels
- Floral Wire
- Wire Cutters
- Place your first garland on top of the grapevine wreath base, arranging the stems/leaves according to create a full effect.
- Cut of the floral wire, and pin through the garland so that it can be pushed through the back of the wreath and twist to secure. Your first garland is the base of the wreath and will help create your desired shape, so make sure that is secure!
- Next place your 2nd garland, and 3rd if using, on top arranging the stems/leaves as before. Once your desired look is achieved, secure with the floral wire as above.
- And that’s it! Your wreath is ready to hang and brighten up your home this Autumn 🙂
And the Sun took a step back,
the leaves lulled themselves to sleep
and Autumn was awakened.
– Raquel Franco
If there was one piece of advice I can give you this Autumn and upcoming holiday season is this; seriously do not stress any of it! It should be fun and relaxing. Essentially, your end result is to make your home cozier and more serene when days become just a bit too much.
Embrace the chaos and fight it with calm and stillness.
And if you’re still looking for more effortless Autumn decorating ideas you can recreate, don’t forget to look back at past Dreamery posts, including some of my faves like ….. Old World Foraged Blooms, Simple Tricks for Creating a Foraged Centerpiece with Store Bought Blooms, Golden Dessert Sunset, Earthy and Golden, Heirloom Gourds, Warm Golden Red Textured Centerpiece
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