DIY Fall Hoop Wreath

A hoop wreath is an affordable way to add some seasonal decor into your home. Watch the video to see how quickly and easily this hoop wreath comes together! I was able to create THREE of these budget-friendly wreaths for about $13.

Hoop Wreaths: Simple, Easy Decor

Simple & Not Fussy

I’ve gotten to a place in life, where simpler is just better. Why? Because simple usually saves me time and energy. This segways into decorating too. The more odds and ends I have out, the more dust they collect. Then when I actually have a few minutes to sprint around with a duster I can’t get as much cleaned….just me?) Trust me, clear surfaces are MUCH easier to dust when you are sprinting around. (Less chance of knick-knack-casualty too!)

I’ve been really drawn to the lighter, raw wood lately, so these inexpensive embroidery hoops looked like the perfect backdrop to make a fall wreath on. The orange and blue colors really pop on them too, don’t you think?

Want to see another spot in my home I used unstained wood? Check out my $100 Master Bedroom room makeover.

Repurpose Me Please

diy fall wreath tutorial using an embroidery hoop

I love that these wooden hoops are easy to store. All three of these hoop wreaths take up less space than ONE of my regular “grapevine” wreaths.

I was able to attach everything onto the hoop using floral wire or just the actual floral stem itself, so no embroidery hoop was harmed by a glue gun in the making of this wreath. (Should I have given that disclaimer at the top of this post? Wink.)

Another nice thing about using an embroidery hoop for a wreath base? They can be used for any season! These would also look great with some pine branches on them for the holiday or winter season.

Here is a smaller hoop wreath I made for spring.

Decor that Won’t Break the Bank

Because these can be repurposed for other seasons, they already are a cost-effective decor item. BUT they are actually reasonable priced too. I was able to find a multipack at my local Michaels for a great price. (I think it was around $9 for 5 hoops???) AND you can actually make TWO wreaths from ONE embroidery hoop! (If you aren’t a sewer, this is because each hoop has 2 round pieces to hold fabric for embroidery.)

I mentioned at the beginning of the post, but I was able to make THREE of these wreaths for less than $15. I’d say that definitely is a win for the pocketbook!

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Materials for DIY Fall Hoop Wreath

how to make a wreath using an embroidery hoop

I found my embroidery hoops from Michaels and all of the floral stems from Jo-Anns. I was able to find similar items on Amazon to link here for you.

Things You Will Need for DIY Hoop Wreath

embroidery hoop
wire cutters
pinecone sprigs (in faux floral section- or just wire some you find outside! A great article on getting pinecones ready for inside use is here.)
pop of color (I used the orange-yellow leaves.)
greenery “filler”
white balls (I think these are called “Billy Buttons” in real life…??)
berry

How to Make a Fall Hoop Wreath

Watch the Time-Lapse Video!

This was easy to make- all you need is wire cutters and floral wire and then it’s just a matter of getting things looking the way you want. Play around and see what you like best! You can always rearrange!