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As the crisp autumn air begins to roll in, there’s no better way to welcome the season than by crafting your own fall wreath. With just a few sheets of cardstock and your trusty Cricut machine, you can create a beautiful, custom wreath that adds a touch of fall charm to your home. Whether you’re an experienced crafter or a beginner, this project is perfect for adding a personal, handmade touch to your seasonal décor.

You can also use this wreath to decorated your kitchen in fall colors, by adding wreaths to your cupboard doors.

I made my wreath above a little smaller as I’m actually going to display it in my kitchen for Fall.

Depending upon where you live fall can be a beautiful time of year when the leaves on the trees change from green to bright colors to paint the world.

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Select Your Cardstock

Gather your card stock in a variety of fall hues. Think rich reds, deep oranges, golden yellows, and earthy browns. Adding some green can mimic the last hints of summer. For a bit of shimmer, you might include metallic or glitter card stock in bronze or gold tones.

If you want to hang your wreath with a ribbon, now’s the time to attach it. Choose a ribbon that complements your cardstock colors.

Assembling The Fall Wreath

Your gorgeous fall wreath is now ready to hang! Whether you place it on your front door or above your fireplace, it’s sure to bring a cozy, festive feel to your home.

Making a fall wreath with cardstock and your Cricut is not only fun but also a great way to personalize your seasonal décor. With endless possibilities for color combinations and designs, each wreath you create can be as unique as the season itself. So, gather your supplies, fire up your Cricut, and let your creativity take the lead this fall!

Did you create your own fall wreath using cardstock and your Cricut? Share your creations with us in the comments below or tag us on social media. We’d love to see your beautiful work and how you’ve brought the spirit of fall into your home!