Family Life Holiday Creative Fall Wreaths December isn't the only month to adorn your door with a wreath. Check out these creative autumn wreaths that can live on and around your home before Santa comes knocking! By Janna Oberdorf Published on August 16, 2011 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos 01 of 06 Yarn Wrapped Wreath Courtesy of The Spotted Fox Greet visitors to your house with this whimsical "welcome" wreath. Wrap a Styrofoam frame with two colors of yarn, stopping at the mid-line and using sewing pins and glue to anchor the ends. Find two small sticks from your yard and wrap them in brown or tan yarn. Add them to your wreath with some fun buttons and pom-poms, and then use cardstock to finish it with a DIY "welcome" banner. Visit The Spotted Fox for more details on Yarn Wrapped Wreath. 02 of 06 Simple Paper Wreath Courtesy of Avie Designs While the leaves are still falling from the trees, bring some festive fall decor to your door with this super chic paper leaf-filled wreath. Use a leaf-shaped paper punch with different colored and patterned paper, and then pinch each leaf at the bottom to give it dimension. Glue the leaves around a cardboard wreath frame, overlapping at the stem, and add a simple ribbon to hang. Visit Avie Designs for more details on Simple Paper Wreath. 03 of 06 Plush Wreath Courtesy of Here's Looking at Me Kid With the change of seasons comes the eventual closet purge. Before you donate your kids' worn out clothes, turn a long sleeve t-shirt into this super-soft wreath. Cut off the sleeves and sew them together along one side. Then, cover a wreath form with a bunch of batting, and fit your sleeve around the stuffing. Sew the open side of the sleeve around the batting to close, and add fabric flowers, buttons, or anything pretty you have laying around the house. Visit Here's Looking at Me Kid for more details on Plush Wreath. 04 of 06 Fabric Scraps Wreath Courtesy of Elise Blaha Make this messy-chic wreath with some left-over fabric scraps in fun fall colors. Work an old wire hanger into a circle and tie the scraps around until the wreath is covered - the messier the better! Visit Elise Blaha for more details on Fabric Scraps Wreath. 05 of 06 Paper Punched Wreath Courtesy of Craft Stylish Bring a pop of color to your fall decor with this simple wreath. Use a 3-inch hole punch to make same-sized circle cut-outs and layer them around a Styrofoam wreath. Add some red paper fall "berries" and a ribbon to hang from your front door. Visit Craft Stylish for more details on Paper Punched Wreath, and follow @jeffrudell for more paper projects. 06 of 06 Nutty Wreath Courtesy of Simple Sage Designs Nuts aren't just for eating this season - they're also great for decorating! Go nuts with this DIY wreath that's made from walnuts, pecans, and hazelnuts. Just hot glue your nuts around a cardboard wreath frame, and attach a ribbon bow and another one to hang. Visit Simple Sage Designs for more details on Nutty Wreath. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit