How to Make a $10 Quick and Easy Fall Wreath

DIY $10 Quick and Easy Fall Wreath

Fall is here! I love this time of the year for the same reason everyone else does - the Fall colors.

Around October, our front lawn has Little Quickfire Hydrangeas that start to become an ombré reddish purple, beige, and faded lime green (see right). This type of hydrangea dries really well, making it perfect for dried flower bouquets, house décor, and wreaths!  

I quickly whipped up a Fall wreath using everything foraged from my front lawn. My goal was to make it quick, easy, and affordable (just paying for the cost of the wreath!) 

How to make a Quick and Easy Fall Wreath

Materials

• 24" grapevine wreath (I got mine from Michael's here which was $9.99) 
• Little Quickfire Hydrangeas, grasses, pods, lavender, any foraged flowers that dry well (see list below)
• Scissors

Best Flowers to Dry 

• Eucalyptus 
• Strawflowers
• Hydrangeas
• Lavender
• Gomphrena
• Statice
• Yarrow 
• ​Rose

If you decide to dry these yourself, cut the stem, remove the leaves, and hang upside down in a bundle in a dark, well ventilated area. 

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