Are you enjoying this week of fall favorites? I planned this week some time ago, thinking that surely by the middle of October, NC temps would have cooled off and fall would be here to stay. Joke’s on me, Mother Nature. It has cooled off considerably today, but the past two days have been a cool gross 86 degrees. The best laid plans, right?!

Anyway… today I’m sharing my favorite fall wreath ideas.  Most of these are DIYs, so get out your hot glue guns and burlap and get ready!

I love wreaths, but our house isn’t the best for them.  Our screen door is almost all screen, and you can’t see a wreath on the main door behind it.  I guess I could hang a wreath from the top of the screen door, but I just worry about it getting damaged/ruined/stolen/egged.  It’s irrational, I know.  So for now I’m pining away for these beauties…

1. Fall Wheat

I love the simplicity of this wreath so much. I’ll admit I’m not always a big burlap fan, I think it’s overdone, but I could get on board with this one. (DIY tutorial included.)

2. Magnolia & Fruit

We have a massive magnolia tree in our back yard and it’s perfect for grabbing last minute mantel foliage.  I wonder if I could make this myself?  Added bonus: this one works for the holidays too, so it could last you several months.

3. The Louisa

Ok, this is technically a summer wreath, but I just love it.  I think the green palette is a nice alternative to the traditional colors of fall, and might just be a little pick-me-up on those colder days! And who doesn’t love a monogram?! PS- This one’s for sale!

4. Apples To Apples

It seems like everyone thinks pumpkins when it comes to fall, but apples are a great fall trend.  I like this one for indoors especially.  (DIY tutorial included.)

5.  Natural Sprigs

I’m loving me some white pumpkins this year, and this somewhat subdued color palette is spot on. Aren’t grapevine wreaths the best — and easiest! (DIY tutorial included.)

6. Pretty Ribbons

Easy, cheap, and reusable.  Yep, I’m in!  You could make one for every season or holiday using different ribbons. (DIY tutorial included.)

7. Rosettes & Berries

Another lovely grapevine. Unique and handcrafted, you won’t see this one on every door on the block. (DIY tutorial included.)

8.  Traditional Fall

It doesn’t get any more “fall” than that! The plaid ribbon is a nice touch, and I love the berries mixed in with the pumpkins and leaves.

That’s it, my 8 favorites! What do you think?  Do you love these as much as I do? Which is your favorite? You can see all of my fall inspirations here.

Check out my favorite fall porch ideas and favorite fall place settings, and stay tuned for more fall favorites, including no-carve pumpkins and fall cocktails!!