DIY Fall Grapevine Wreath

Create a stunning fall grapevine wreath with this easy step-by-step guide. Learn how to craft a beautiful autumn wreath to add seasonal charm to your home! Features our blue front door at the Sutton Place house.

I love when the seasons change…when the long, hot days of summer slowly get shorter and cooler. After the warmth of summer, fall transitions into Thanksgiving, and then comes Christmas. I have always marked the changing seasons by hanging a new wreath on my front door…long before my blogging days even began.

Many times I repurpose what I have, but sometimes I like to start fresh. That’s what I did with this DIY fall grapevine wreath that I’m sharing today. I had the actual wreath base, but the rest is new. Even though I basically started from scratch, this project is fun and festive.

Supplies Needed

• grapevine wreath (whatever size you prefer)
• 5 inch wide burlap ribbon
• faux long grass
• faux berries or tiny flowers
• faux fall leaf stems
• wire and wire cutters
• As always, I encourage you to check your existing supplies, and make this wreath your own by using what you already have!

How To Assemble

• First make the bow using this “how to make a perfect bow” tutorial.
• Attach the bow to the wreath with a long piece of wire.
• Insert 2 stems of faux grass into the grapevine base above and below the knot of the bow. 

• Place 2 stems of berries into the grapevine base above and below the knot of the bow. Just nestle them in around the grass.
• Fluff the stems of leaves and 2 or 3 under the knot of the bow. Let them cascade off the wreath.
• If the stems are too long, use your wire cutters to make them shorter.
• Make a hanger from a piece of wire and attach to back of the wreath. Or use a wreath hanger.

I use this method a lot when I make wreaths. Begin with a bow as an anchor. Add your elements above and below the knot of the bow. The bow keeps everything tidy and it looks very finished. It’s a no-fail way to design a wreath! FIND THE INFORMATION ON THE DOOR COLOR HERE!