DIY Twig Frame Wreath for Fall

This fall wreath came together in no time

using things I had on hand. 

First I went into the yard with my garden 

loper and cut a good bunch of branches. 

I laid them out to the size I wanted that 

would fit on my front door's glass. I used

 4 twigs for each side. They don't need to 

 be straight. 

 Bundle them together at the ends with wire.

 Next attach the corners with more wire. 

 I used raffia to cover the wire.

 I left some of the raffia strands long for 

that 'harvest look'. 

 Next I hung a few pinecones from the top.
 I added small screw eyes on the ends of
the pine cones to string in the twine.

I topped it all off with some 

fall ribbon I found in my ribbon jar.  

 I used a large suction hook to attach 

the wreath to my glass door.

 Hang by one of the twigs from the hook

on the from door. 

I think this twig wreath can be a nice base

for other season too. Using decorations 

for Christmas, spring, winter, gives it a 

variety of looks. 

Cheers!

Links: Between Naps On The Porch

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