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fall embroidery hoop wreath

Spruce up your fall space with this easy DIY Embroidery Hoop Wreath, all for less than $15 and under 10 minutes! Perfect to hang on your front door or as wall decor in a trio, so cute and simple!

This Easy Fall Wreath is made from an embroidery hoop, faux pumpkins + acorns, and in no time! For less than $15 and under 10 minutes, go make your own to welcome your autumn visitors!

DIY Fall Hoop Wreath

You know our love for simple decor and you MAY even be seeing double… er, triple! We made a similar Pumpkin Hoop Wreath last year for fall that was a hit and has been recreated over and over, yay! This year I deconstructed an older autumn wreath that was outdated and simply reused the elements, hoop style!

Easiest Fall Decor EVER! Grab an embroidery hoop + a few fall accents + hot glue and voila! Cutest Hoop Wreath!

Fall Hoop Wreath Supplies

To make your own easy DIY Fall Hoop Wreath, you’ll need just a handful of craft supplies:

  • Embroidery Hoop size of choice, (I used a 14″)
  • Fall picks from the seasonal section of a hobby store, (leaves, pumpkins, acorns, etc.)
  • Pliers or heavy duty scissors
  • Hot glue sticks
  • Hot glue gun
  • Yarn to hang (optional)

How To Make A Fall Hoop Wreath

I made this in under 10 minutes from start to finish, it was so easy!

  1. Turn on hot glue gun. 
  2. Deconstruct fall pick with pliers or scissors, (just separate elements.)
  3. Lay out how you want to layer elements across embroidery hoop.
  4. Hot glue starting with the leaves/florals then build up from there and finish with faux pumpkins/acorns.
  5. Hang with yarn or from hoop.
  6. Enjoy!

Tips To Make A Fall Hoop Wreath

A stick or two of floral wire can hold the wreath together tighter than hot glue, I just didn’t have any on hand, but the glue is sturdy as well! You can also paint your pumpkins and/or acorns colors that match your decor, not just fall hues.

Cutest Fall Wreath ever! So EASY to make and for under $15 in 10 minutes, wow! Versatile as a single wreath or with a trio, so fun!

How To Hang A Fall Hoop Wreath

You can see from this close-up I just wrapped yarn from the embroidery hoop and then tacked it up in a set of 3. You can also hang directly onto your tack or nail and skip the step of stringing yarn through your hoop but any way you display these cuties, they’re sure to spruce up your fall space!

Perfect fall craft to make in no time and for under $15! Makes a perfect front door wreath or indoor paired with your favorite fall decor!

Speaking of fall spaces, check out 25+ other projects from some of our favorite blog buddies to make your home feel more like autumn or check out more of our fall DIY’s! 🙂

These Easy DIY Hoop Wreaths make the PERFECT decor this fall! Add pumpkins, acorns, leaves from your trees, or anything else to spruce up your fall space!

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Wooden Pumpkin at The Turquoise Home // Cotton Wreath at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia // No-Sew Burlap Table Runner at Jenna Kate at Home // Cute Pumpkin Plants at House by Hoff // Fall Flannel Quilted Pillow at TIDBITS

Hoop Wreath at Lolly Jane // Tiled Coffee Table Tray at In My Own Style // Pom Pom Garland at Modern Glam // Acorn Garland at Jen Woodhouse // Hello Fall Pillow at Love Create Celebrate

Silk Fall Floral Arrangement at Town and Country Living // Simple Fabric Pumpkins at Confessions of a Serial Do It Yourselfer // Soy Candles at The DIY Mommy // Lighted Pumpkin Bucket at Clean and Scentsible

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24 Comments

  2. Love love love! Now I’m kicking myself for not picking up some embroidery hoops last week when I was in the USA…..and some little pumpkins too, sigh. Thanks so much for sharing on craft schooling Sunday, great to see you again at the party!

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  3. Love this trio of hoop wreaths for fall.
    Thank you for sharing this project at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week. I’m delighted to be featuring it at Friday’s party and pinning too.

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  9. These are the CUTEST! I really want to try my hand at a hoop wreath this season- they are so pretty! Thanks for sharing your tutorial and being part of this hop:)

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