Make a pretty DIY lace pumpkin wreath with thrift store lace and a Dollar Tree wreath form for an easy, budget friendly fall decoration.
Thrift Store Decor Team
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It’s time for this month’s Thrift Store Decor Team challenge. After you see my project, be sure to check out the rest of the creative DIY projects with the links at the bottom of this post.
While shopping at my local Goodwill, I spotted a bag of beautiful lace and other fabric that was 50% off, making it just $2.50! I knew I could put that lace to good use, so I decided to turn it into a pretty DIY lace pumpkin wreath.
Quick Overview
- Pick up a pumpkin wreath form at Dollar Tree and look for pretty lace at your local thrift store or craft store.
- Arrange the lace into layers and attach them to the wreath form until the pumpkin is covered.
- Add a stick to the top of the pumpkin to create a stem.
- Hang your DIY lace pumpkin wreath on a covered porch or display it indoors for a touch of vintage-inspired fall decor!
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Here is what you need to make your own lace pumpkin wreath.
Supplies Needed:
- Dollar Tree Wire Pumpkin Wreath Form
- White Felt – or other white fabric
- Assorted Lace
- Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
- Stick – to create pumpkin stem
How to Make a Lace Pumpkin Wreath
Step 1. Cover Wreath Form
Start by covering the wire wreath form with white felt. You can use any white fabric that you have available. This was what I had in my stash.
Step 2. Add Ruffled Lace
I hot glued ivory ruffled lace over the felt to add a little dimension underneath the white lace while also covering up the felt.
Step 3. Attach White Lace
Hot glue the white lace in layers across the entire pumpkin form, pinching and gluing along each layer.
Step 4. Secure Pumpkin Stem
Hot glue a wood stick to the top of the wreath to create a pumpkin stem. I also added a bit of moss and twisted wire.
Step 5. Hang and Enjoy!
I hung the pumpkin wreath in my guest bathroom and love how it looks. It goes with the cottagecore style and adds a festive fall touch in a neutral tone.
Looking for more fall pumpkin wreath inspiration? Enjoy these Dollar Tree pumpkin wreath form ideas and this farmhouse pumpkin door hanger with wood beads.
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Thrift Store Decor Team
Now, it’s time to hop on over to see the rest of the Thrift Store Decor Team projects. You can take the tour by clicking the links below the “before” makeovers photo collage.
Marianne from Songbird got crafty with sheet music paper and made a Paper Star Wreath.
My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia turned a simple wine box into a thriving herb garden.
Learn how to transform an old wooden ladder into a rustic coat rack by Funky Junk Interiors.
Gail turned a $2 thrifted basket into an easy fall centerpiece using candles, mini pumpkins, pinecones, and colorful autumn foliage.
Michelle from Our Crafty Mom crafted a gorgeous lace pumpkin wreath from thrifted lace and a dollar store wreath form.
Even More Fall DIY Decor and Crafts
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