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A simple DIY fall wreath made from wheat sheaves is simple and easy to make.
I haven’t done a craft in a while, but had an idea for this simple fall wreath and couldn’t wait to share it with you all! My Simple Fall Mantel Dressed With Blue & Gold (LINK) has a fall wheat element and I thought this wreath would be a beautiful compliment. I just love the natural fall feel it gives to my dining room space. Just a few supplies are needed for you to make your own.
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What You Need
Blue Satin Ribbon or any color of your choice (LINK)
Here’s How You Can Make Your Own
Cut your wheat sheaves, group 5 or 6 in a bundle. Half way up one side, use your glue gun to attach your first bundle.
Working your way down, glue more bundles and fill in where needed. After finishing one side, then begin the other side matching the groupings.
Tie on your bow with ribbon of your choice.
Here’s the Finished Simple Wheat Fall Wreath!
XO,
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