Tiny thin pieces of wood sliced from a dried log are the main feature in this unique wreath. Topped off with ribbon, flowers, and burlap, this DIY wreath embraces the natural elements of fall.

and dried flowers go to waste. Why not gather them up and make a gorgeous fall wreath that you can proudly hang on your front door or give as a thoughtful handmade gift? With a little creativity ...

A notation on the back attributes it to artist Polly Combs, who made the wreath in 2001. Supplies you will need: 3 or 4 dried corn cobs. Cardboard. Raffia. White craft glue.

You can dress your front door, dining room wall or centerpiece with a wreath of dried ... lack of fall color in California. There's plenty here, even now. The fetching wreath below is made from ...

Adding a monogram to your fall wreath gives it a personalized touch. This one from the blog Addicted 2 DIY also incorporates sunflowers, cotton and burlap for and elegant yet homey decoration.

A wreath made of dried flowers is a classic and versatile piece for fall. Hang it on your front door to welcome guests or use it as a centerpiece on a wall. You can craft a wreath using materials ...

putting time and creative energy into making your own harvest wreath for your front door can be a relaxing — and even introspective — activity. Take a walk and gather dried flowers ...

Jennifer Davenport from JD’s All About Home showed easy to make fall wreaths. For more decorating ideas and tips follow Jennifer’s vlog "Jennifer Decorates" on YouTube. Click here: https ...