Simple Modern Fall Wreath Tutorial With a Minimalist Feel

Make this simple modern fall wreath tutorial with a minimalist feel that is perfect for any home.

One day when I was at Target, I was looking in the Bullseye Playground which is the most dangerous place in Target, I happened upon this hoop. 

It was $3. You can buy a similar one at Michael’s for about the same price.

I thought it would make a perfect modern fall wreath. 

Our front door has a storm door on it. So I only have a few inches to work with for a wreath.

All the wreaths that hang there have to be fairly flat. Which is why I thought the hoop would be perfect.

So then I headed off to Michael’s to buy some stems to add to it. 

Since I only have a few inches between the door and the storm door to hang the wreath I didn’t want anything too bushy. 

I ended up buying three different stems. I bought some yellowy-orange mini fall leaves, the mini orange pumpkin stems, and a stem of this red bush.

Supplies:
Wreath hoop
Fall stems
Bow
Floral Wire
Ribbon for hanging

I laid the hoop on the table and started laying stems on top of it. 

I wanted the stems to come out of both sides of the bow,  so I laid them facing away from where the bow would go on either side.

I ended up using one pumpkin stem on each side.  I used the floral wire to wrap it around the stem and the hoop to hold it in place.

It looks like a mess from the back, but don’t worry. No one will see it.

I also added one stem of the red bush for each side on top of the pumpkins.   I wrapped each side with floral wire to hold the stem in place.

And I added two stems of the yellowy-orange leaves for each side and held them in place with floral wire.

Then I took this burlap bow, also from Michaels, and wired it in place in between the stem groupings.

I wanted this wreath to be asymmetrical so I moved the leather loop that came on my hoop so that it would hang asymmetrically on my door.

If your hoop doesn’t have a loop on it already you can add one with ribbon, just skip this step and hang the hoop directly on your hook.

 I absolutely love how it turned out. It’s super duper cute.

Need a project to use up some more stems? Check out this faux cement pumpkin planter.

If you want something a little more farmhouse check out this fall clothespin wreath I made last year.

Want more fall ideas? Be sure to check out my other fall posts.