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I took a friend to Hobby Lobby with me when looking for supplies for my seasonal wreath makeover. She was lamenting about how she wanted a fall wreath, but nothing at Hobby Lobby spoke to her.

Her house is really more modern eclectic. So after getting home, I decided to make her a DIY fall wreath. First, I had to decide what modern eclectic wreaths even looked like!

So I headed to Google. I saw some beautiful triangle wall decor and thought I could probably make a triangle wreath. So I did.

DIY Fall Wreath

This wreath is honestly super easy to make. All your need are 3 wire hangers, wire cutters, twine, hot glue, floral picks and zip ties.

I love this because it can easily be customized for any holiday! I attached the flowers with two zip ties to the frame.

Those zip ties could easily be cut and the flowers could be interchanged depending on the season. I’m a sucker for decor that can be easily changed for different holidays.

How to make the Triangle Frame

All you need to do is use the wire cutters to cut your wire hangers. I cut them right above where the curve is.

Then use your wire to form a triangle. You can overlap the curved edges.

Glue the curved edges together. The bond doesn’t have to be really strong, because then you’ll wrap twine around to secure the wires together.

The twine will hide the imperfections. So it’s alright if the wires aren’t perfectly even!

Once you’ve attached all three sides together and wrapped with the twine, you have a triangle frame!

I decided to use jute to make fringe on the bottom. You could use ribbon or yarn. Just remember if you’re putting this on your front door to use something that will stand up to the weather.

I cut the jute into 3 foot pieces. To attach the jute, fold the strand in half, lay it on top of the wire, pull the jute tail under the wire and then through the loop, then pull tight to create a knot.

Do this a bunch of times. I used around 50 strands.

Adding Flowers

Now comes the fun part! Adding flowers. I went to Hobby Lobby and picked floral picks that had multiple elements to them.

I put the picks together in the store and laid them out how I envisioned they would go on the wreath. After messing around with them, this is the combination that I thought looked the best.

I picked 2 pearlized harvest pumpkin picks, 2 white sunflower picks, 1 white sunflower and orange berry pick, and 1 green, brown, and cream wheat pick.

I zip tied the floral picks together so that they were one solid piece before attaching them to the wreath. This way I knew I liked the way everything sat. It was easier to make changes before attaching it to the wreath.

Then, I used some velcro and zip ties to attach the flowers to the wreath. I had wanted to only use velcro, but the velcro ties kept slipping. So I had to zip tie the left flowers to the wire to hold them up.

I’m so stinking excited with how this wreath turned out! I love it so much, I almost didn’t want to give it away! I’m thinking I’ll have to make myself a second one for Christmas.