Easy DIY Fall Embroidery Hoop Wreath {video}

If you have 15 minutes and a glue gun, you can make this easy DIY fall embroidery hoop wreath!

I have to admit I didn’t get it at first.

You know the obsession with embroidery hoop wreaths.

Now that I’ve made one, I’m a believer y’all!

They are oh so cute and literally one of the easiest wreaths to make {you’ll see in the video}.

And I’m no stranger to making quick and easy wreaths {you can see my other quick and easy fall wreaths HERE and HERE}

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Once I gathered my supplies this pretty fall embroidery hoop wreath took about 10-15 minutes to make.

For the flowers, instead of purchasing single stems. I went with a pre-made mixed bouquet that came with cream and coral faux flowers.

It was $14 and I still have plenty of flowers leftover for other projects!

Artificial flowers {faux lambs ear greenery and faux flowers from Michaels}

Feathers {optional}

The steps are super easy as shown in the video.

Basically, just cut the faux flower and greenery stems using the wire cutter.

Next glue the flowers onto the embroidery hoop.

I did a “rough draft” of the flowers and greenery placement before gluing to make sure I like the look. Since gluing is well permanent.

What do you think? So easy right!?

I totally adore it!

The only thing I would do differently is not placing the flowers so close together.

I hung my finished embroidery hoop wreath on top of the vintage rattan wall baskets I found a few years ago {although I see Target is selling these now}

The pretty coral flowers is a nod to fall plus it’s the same color found in my living room rug that you can see from the entry where I have it hung.

I’ll show you more of this space in my fall home tour! Although you do get a little sneak peek at the end of the video.

Like I said this was my very first time making an embroidery hoop wreath and I think I’m hooked!

I already have plans to make more for the upcoming holidays!

Have you ever made an embroidery hoop wreath? Let me know in the comments!

Thank you for visiting! See you next time!

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