Decorating: How to Decorate for Fall with Wreaths

Quick!  What’s hanging on your front door?

Believe it or not, this blogger still has her summer wreath hanging up.  And if you’re like me, you’re going to love this week’s Thursday’s Tip.  It’s all about Fall Wreaths and how to decorate your front door with something really pretty.

I love these ideas and am definitely going to be working on something new over the weekend. Maybe I’ll share it with you on my Walking on Sunshine Facebook page.

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Before we get to the wreaths, I wanted to share with you one of the Fall Pillow Covers I ordered.  I shared the post with you almost 2 weeks ago and I had fun going through all the many different styles and selecting a few.  I even went ahead and ordered a few for Christmas!

Decorating for Fall with Wreaths

Plaid Shirt Wired Ribbon Wreath from Sadie Seasongoods

Autumn Red Berries Wreath

Burlap Wreath with Flowers from Wife in Progress

Easy Fall Wreath from Kenarry

Carnival of Autumn Wreath

Fall Grapevine Wreath from Frug Elegance

Fall Front Door Basket from Chatfield Court

Fall Wreath with Fall Berries

Fall Wispy Wreath from Made in a Day

Fall Floral Mix Wreath 

DIY Fall Wreath with Fall Corn from Anika’s DIY Life

Fall Cinnamon and Berry Wreath

Autumn Harvest Wheat Wreath

Fall Monogram Wreath from Practically Functional

Tapestry Bird Wreath

Click on the photo below to see my Fall Home Tour!  

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