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Make this easy Golden Fall Blooms Wreath to add a lovely pop of color to your outdoor decor this season. The combination of gold and deep orange is great for fall decor. I ran into a few obstacles while putting this together, but in the end, it was just what I was hoping for.

Golden Fall Blooms Wreath

When I saw these fall blooms at JoAnn Fabric and Craft recently, I knew I wanted to use them to make a wreath. I’d been hoping to find some long stemmed blooms and these were on sale. I bought six stems plus a couple of acorn circular stems.  I had the wire wreath form in my craft stash. 

yellow buds with long stems for fall wreath

In my vision for this wreath, the stems were going to be placed between the wires to get a sweeping look. After working with it for half an hour and not liking any of the positions I tried, I decided that a foam wreath form would work better.  The only problem with that idea was that I didn’t have a foam wreath on hand and I really didn’t want to go to the store to buy one. 

yellow buds with long stems on wire wreath form

How to Make a Golden Fall Blooms Wreath

Supplies Used:

  • Pool Noodle
  • Gorilla Painter’s Tape
  • Flower Blooms on long leafy stems
  • Ribbon
  • Acorn Florals
  • Twine
  • Wood Pumpkin
  • Gorilla Clear Grip Glue
  • Autumn Sign

After searching through my craft stash for a foam wreath form and not finding one, I improvised with a dollar store pool noodle that I bought months ago. It’s held together with Gorilla Tape. I wrapped the tape around it several times until I was sure it would hold. 

pool noodle taped together for wreath form

Using a foam wreath form meant that I could use pearl head pins instead of glue to hold the ribbon in place. I wrapped it, overlapping it until I ran out of ribbon. I should have purchase two rolls. I was determined to find a way to finish the wreath without a trip back to the store. 

Dark Orange Ribbon wrapped around wreath form

I added some blue ribbon to the wreath thinking that if some of it showed, it would be a nice color combination. 

blue and orange ribbon on fall wreath

Before adding the stems, I curved them into the shape that I wanted to place them in on the wreath.

gold flower stems for fall wreath

The stems are tied onto the wreath with twine. 

floral stems tied to wreath with twine

The acorns were circular stems, so I pulled them apart and added them to the bottom of the wreath in the center. They are attached with twine, too.

acorn stems on fall wreath

This wood pumpkin is one of a set of two that I bought several years ago. I’ve re-used them on various projects. Recently I used the second one on a Fall Basket.  I used Gorilla Clear Grip Glue to attach the pumpkin. 

small wood pumpkin on fall wreath

I continued adding the floral stems up the sides of the wreath holding them in place with twine and pins. The finishing touch was to add this autumn sign to the top of the wreath. This covers the blue ribbon and adds more dimension to the wreath. 

Autumn Sign on fall wreath

Considering the number of obstacles I ran into while making this wreath, I’m happy with how it turned out!

Fall Wreath with gold buds, wooden pumpkin, and autumn sign

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Golden Fall Blooms Wreath

Golden Fall Blooms Wreath

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  5. Leanna says

    I really enjoy the direction of the foliage in this wreath, how it branches out from the bottom in two directions. it makes it a bit different and more eye-catching. very pretty colours as well. I would like something like this in my home on a mirror. very nice.

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  7. Laurie says

    Beverly, Those florals are gorgeous and so is the wreath! i understand your determination of not wanting to make another trip to the store as I’ve been there many times. The acorn stems add a really nice touch too. Pinning!

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    • Beverly says

      Thanks! I fell in love with those stems when I saw them. I was happy they were on sale, but I would have bought them anyway. It’s a drag to run out of needed supplies in the middle of a project. Thank you for pinning!

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  8. Shirley Wood says

    Beverly, this wreath is gorgeous! Already Pinned it. I love the colors and the elements. I have not used the wire wreath form yet but have a couple in my craft room with supplies waiting on me now. The pool noodle trick is a good one!

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  13. Karren Haller says

    I love how your wreath turned out, I dont really like all the dark colors of fall, never have, so your use of the tulips is great!!

    thank you for sharing on Friday Features last week, this week your post is being featured on Friday Features, I have Tweeted and Pinned on Pinterest.

    Be sure to stop by and share again with us!

    Hope you enjoy this weekend
    Karren

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    • Beverly says

      Thanks so much, Karren! I like using some alternative colors for our fall decor. I’m not a big fan of orange, so it’s fun to come up with other colors to use. Thanks for the party and thanks so much for the feature. I appreciate it!

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  14. Sylvia says

    Hello Beverly, I love this wreath! The colors and the sweeping flow of the stems are stunning! I think i will have to try something like this! Love love love it! thanks for linking up with us at the #Blogginggrandmotherslinkparty 31 shared x4

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