Wreaths add a homey touch to your Halloween decor. Usually seen on front doors, people now use them all over the house in places such as over the fireplace, in bathrooms and on walls in every room in the house. Here, we'll show you how to make an Autumnal wreath to use all season long.

Supplies Needed to Make Autumnal Wreath:
Grapevine Wreath
Autumn Picks such as Scarecrows, Pumpkins, Gourds, Berries
Autumn Foliage Picks
Autumn Foliage Bouquets
Battery Powered Mini Light Pack
Hot Glue Gun
Glue Sticks

Grapevine wreaths make a wonderful base to start your wreath. They come in many different sizes and are inexpensive. Pick one that is tightly wrapped together with large vines, it will make it easier to hot glue your pieces firmly in place.

Take your Autumn foliage pieces and cut them apart, leave about 5 inches of wire stem on each leaf, you'll need this to work into the grapevine wreath. If you have Picks, take them apart as well. You'll be gluing all these things to the wreath base individually.

Start gluing leaves on first, completely covering the wreath base all the way around. Layer them to the stems don't show, over-lap them a bit.

Next, on a flat surface, lay the wreath down and figure out where you want to place any items, such as small pumpkins, gourds, apples, Indian corn, etc.,  that you'll be adding. After they are arranged the way you want, glue them in place.

If you want to add a mini light pack, orange would be good for this wreath, add it now, placing the lights under the foliage. You can glue or Velcro the pack in place and out of sight on the back.

Your Autumnal wreath is now ready to be displayed for all to see! This wreath is nice because you can leave it up all season long, until you start getting ready for Christmas! This wreath is relatively fast to make, you'll find it so addicting that you may want to make one for all your friends!