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Simple Dollar Store Fall Wreath

DIY Projects· Fall· The Seasonal Home

30 Aug

If you have ten minutes and $5 you can make this simple dollar store fall wreath! [post contains affiliate links, which means we make a small commission, at NO additional cost to you, if a purchase is made. thanks for supporting north country nest!]

I feel like it has been fore-eh-ver (to be said like Squints from The Sandlot, of course) since I’ve shared a quick and easy DIY project with you, so today we’re going all-in and walking you through how to make a simple dollar store fall wreath for under $5 bucks.

To reach the maximum savings capability, you need to have on hand: a glue gun, glue sticks and some fabric scraps. Since I know you’re a spontaneous crafter, I’m willing to bet you have these somewhere around the house. 🙂

Okay, let’s jump in!

Simple Dollar Store Fall Wreath Supplies

Glue gun 

Fabric scraps

Green dollar store stems

Burlap dollar store flowers

Foam wreath form

Burlap leaf

How to Whip Together a Simple Dollar Store Fall Wreath

Step one. Cut your fabric scraps into one-inch-wide and six-inch-long strips

supplies to make a fall wreath


Step two. Glue the strips of fabric randomly over the foam wreath form. I started with on spot and worked my way around the entire form, gluing each strip in random directions as I went.

wrapping fabric scraps around wreath form



Step three. Tear off one of the greenery stems and glue it to the front of the form. Repeat with a second stem, going in the opposite direction.


Step four. Tear off two smaller greenery stems and glue them on top of the larger pieces.


Step five. Glue a burlap leaf on top of the greenery pieces.

Step six. Pop off a burlap flower (or two) and glue them in the center of the leaf/greenery setup.

And that’s pretty much it. As with any wreath-making, it’s all about experimenting and seeing what works for you.

Thankfully, the dollar store has AMPLE crafting items and you’re only down a few bucks if what you made isn’t really your thing… or if your dogs decide it’s a play toy and tear it to shreds (not speaking from experience, of course!) 😛

Happy crafting!

All our best,


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We’re Brett and Kelly! A husband and wife team tackling our first complete home renovation. We love all things DIY, our two furbabes and lazy summer days out on the lake. Our mission? To share the journey of turning a house into a home.

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