Elevate your front door with this sophisticated fall wreath, designed to complement your porch pumpkins perfectly. Its unique oval shape and muted, on-trend palette create a welcoming, impressive look for guests.
By Allie Holcomb King
By Allie Holcomb King
Loosen the embroidery hoop hardware to separate the inner and outer rings. Coat the outer edge of the inner hoop with wood glue, then reassemble inside the outer hoop. Tighten securely and let dry for one hour.
By Allie Holcomb King
Carefully cut away the wooden block holding the rim fittings using a circular saw or handsaw.
By Allie Holcomb King
Lay the hoop flat and arrange the oak leaves, lamb's ear, berries, pumpkins, and pinecones into your desired pattern. Experiment with placement for the perfect fit. Note: Fine-tune as you glue.
By Allie Holcomb King
By Allie Holcomb King
By Allie Holcomb King
Apply hot glue along the edge for the white oak leaf branches, curving them to follow the hoop. Secure firmly as your design base—hold until fully dry. Next, add lamb's ear with plenty of hot glue. Attach the berry pick, gluing individual berries for stability.
By Allie Holcomb King
By Allie Holcomb King
Generously hot glue the bottoms of pumpkins and pinecones to the hoop edge. Reinforce by gluing to leaves, lamb's ear, or other elements. Hold in place until the glue sets completely.
By Allie Holcomb King
By Allie Holcomb King
For wall hanging, position the nail slightly off-center to balance the asymmetrical design. On a door, use double-sided tape to fix the hoop to the bracket securely.
