Fall Split Wood Bead Wreath

Make your own Fall Wreath in minutes with the trending split wood beads, Easy To Make For crafters Of Any Level! this is the Perfect wreath to welcome autumn!

Fall split wood bead wreath

It’s baaaack! Spring has slowly turned into (almost) autumn and our popular pastel split wood bead wreath is making a comeback, fall style! Welcome your guests to your home with this gorgeous fall split wood bead wreath that is a cinch to make and makes a big statement! Psst! Check out 15 other pretty fall wreaths from other creatives at the end of this tutorial, you’ll be sure to love all 15 of them!

Supplies to make a fall split wood bead wreath

Gather your supplies for a variety of faux fall florals or stems from hobby stores or shop your local dollar store for the most inexpensive way to put this cutie together. We’ve sourced some online shopping for you if you’re not ready to venture out quite yet. Note: My florals/stems were purchased at JoAnn, see pic below for my haul:

SHOPPING LIST:

• 16″ Wood Wreath Form (be sure to use your 40% off coupon if it’s not already on sale!)
• 2″ Split Wood Balls: use code LOLLYJANE to save 10%, whoo hoo! (You’ll need 2 packs of 10 to cover a 16″ wood wreath form.)
• Assortment of Faux Fall Flower, Wood Leaves, Dried Banksia, Fall Stems, Faux Pumpkins, Fall Leaves, Faux Artichokes, Dried Pods. NOTE: Unfortunately, most of these supplies were purchased IN STORE at JoAnn and aren’t available online, we learned. SUCH A BUMMER! We’ve linked similar finds elsewhere, get creative 😉
• Elmer’s Advance ProBond Glue. It’s weatherproof so the beads won’t pop off like hot glue can in warmer weather!
• Floral Wire
• Craft Wire Snips/Pliers
• Command Strip (optional)

How to make a fall split wood bead wreath

Making this wood bead floral wreath is so easy, here’s the easy steps that should only take you half hour (or less!)

First step: Hot glue 16 beads onto your wreath form.

I find it easier to put the glue directly on the wreath form, it just takes a few minutes to dry. Note: Don’t hang it for at least an hour or until the glue completely sets.

Step two: Take floral stems apart.

Step three: Tightly wrap leaves around wreath form first then layer with larger elements.

Step four: Tuck smaller elements into the wreath and secure with floral wire. Trim with wire snips.

Add your largest elements last and wrap with floral wire, trim with snips and ta-da! All done.

Simply place the command strip on the wreath form to hang (optional) or place wreath over a hook. However you display it, guaranteed you’ll love it! 💛🍂

More DIY fall wreaths!

Now check out these other beautiful and creative fall wreath ideas, just click the link below the images to see deets!

• My Favorite Wreaths for Fall – My 100 Year Old Home
• DIY Easy Oak Leaf Fall Wreath – My Sweet Savannah
• Pampas Grass Wreath – Finding Lovely
• Dollar Store Fall Pumpkin Wreath – Tatertots & Jello

• How to Make a Fall Wreath Tutorial – Happy Happy Nester
• Dollar Store Fall Wreath – Craftberry Bush
• Fall Split Wood Bead Wreath – Lolly Jane (that’s us!)
• Early Fall Wreath – A Blue Nest

• Fall Corn Husk Wreath – Sincerely Marie
• Pine Cone and Eucalyptus Fall Wreath DIY – Twelve On Main
• Dried Floral Fall Wreath DIY – Life Is Better At Home
• Fall Yarn Wreath Tutorial – Hallstrom Home

• Eucalyptus Fall Wreath – Modern Glam
• DIY Romantic Boho Fall Wreath – The DIY Mommy
• Faux Eucalyptus Wreath – Maison de Pax
• DIY Fall Wreath Ideas – Jennifer Maune