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Neutral Fall Wreath

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TGIF!!  It’s Friday… Woo-Hoo.  Let’s end the week with a bang, shall we?  Earlier this week, I shared my Fall Home Tour and said I’d be back with a few more details on the Neutral Fall Wreath I had in my dining room vignette.  Guess what?  Today is that day!

Lovely and super simple Neutral Fall Wreath. You have to see what was used to make this -- it's not your typical fabric. More info at livelaughrowe.comNeutral Fall Wreath

Don’t you just love simple projects?  This one started with a vision to build a shutter out of some pallet wood.  With that vision, I also wanted to hang a wreath on it.  Crickets.

Lovely and super simple Neutral Fall Wreath. You have to see what was used to make this -- it's not your typical fabric. More info at livelaughrowe.comThat’s what I had when it came to wreath ideas.  Nothing.  Burlap?  Nah.  Leafy?  Nope.

I wanted something a little different, then it hit me — DROP CLOTH!  I love drop cloth.  The heavy fabric, the neutral color and all the fabulous versatility. #swoon

Lovely and super simple Neutral Fall Wreath. You have to see what was used to make this -- it's not your typical fabric. More info at livelaughrowe.comIt just so happens that I kinda love scrap fabric wreaths too! Remember my Easter Scrap Fabric Wreath?  Well, that’s the technique I decided to put to use on this wreath too.

Supplies for Neutral Fall Wreath. Using these few supplies, you can make a lovely scrap fabric wreath in no time!Supplies:  Wire Wreath (in your size of choice), drop cloth and scissors (or rotary cutter).

You’re going to cut lots and lots of strips from your drop cloth (approximately 6-8″in length and about 1/2″ in width).  Tie them to your wire wreath form and keep tying until you can’t see the wire wreath anymore. So, cue up that DVR and get to it {giggle}.

Before you know it, you’ll have this magnificent Neutral Fall Wreath.  The strips of drop cloth fray perfectly and gave this wreath the added touch it needed to make it even extra fabulous.

Seriously!  Here’s a closer look.  It’s perfection, right?

Simple Neutral Fall Wreath. You have to see what was used to make this -- it's not your typical fabric. More info at livelaughrowe.comAnd, just in case you missed my fall home tour — here is the completed fall vignette.  I hope you’re feeling inspired, friends.
Maybe you’ll whip a wreath up this weekend?

If getting crafty isn’t your jam, no worries — check out these fabulous Autumn Wreaths from The Wreath Depot.  I love-love-love mine!

Beautiful Autumn Wreaths for the Home from The Wreath Depot. Learn more at livelaughrowe.com

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  1. Kristi says

    It’s SO pretty!!! I actually just made one for our dining room too!!! Though I never thought to use a drop cloth … brilliant! I love how it looks on that rustic shutter too! Just beautiful!

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    • Kelly Rowe says

      Thanks Kristi! The drop cloth is a simple and low cost option and I have to admit…I love it. 🙂 Have a great night! xo.

  8. Tanya says

    Kelly your wreath is gorgeous!! Thank you so much for partying with us at the Inspiration Monday Party! Pinning 🙂

    xoxo

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    • Kelly Rowe says

      Hi Jenean! The original tutorial was referenced — however, mine were @ 7″to 8″ in length and about 1/2″ in width.

    • Kelly Rowe says

      Thanks Bridget! I’m sure you will find that it’s easy to make…and will make a wonderful addition to your home! Have fun! xo.

  16. gina says

    I love this. And something I can do while watching tv ( instead of snacking lol).Can’t wait to make it

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  17. gina says

    I was wondering if there is anyway to keep it from being so frayed? This is the first time I have ever worked with drop cloth and even though I know it us supposed to frayed some mine are all stringy. Thanks

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  18. Heidi says

    Love, Love, Love this wreath! Looks just like the Mango Wreath I saw on a site earlier that was selling for $89.00!!!! I love this one!

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  19. Cheryl says

    I love this. My husband brought me home a drop cloth. He told me there were only 2 types to choose from, a canvas one and the one he brought home (has like a plastic backing which won’t work). Did you use a canvas type? Thanks.

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  20. mindy says

    For the neutral fall wreath. How much of the drop cloth did you use? We are making thia as a group of women and I would like to share drop clothes if we can.

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    • Kelly Rowe says

      Oh boy! That’s a good question, Mindy! Depending on the size of the wreath, the drop cloth will go a long way. I would think you get at-least 2-3 from one drop cloth. I hope that helps — aaand I love that you’re doing this as a group. Have a blast!!