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Fall decorating doesn’t have to cost a fortune if you know where to hunt for supplies. Dollar Tree’s wire pumpkin wreath forms are kind of a hidden gem for making gorgeous autumn door displays and cozy seasonal decor.
With just a few basic craft supplies, you can turn these simple wire frames into something beautiful—honestly, the possibilities are endless whether you’re a beginner or you’ve been crafting for years.
From rustic farmhouse looks with burlap and twigs to more glam designs with glitter and ribbons, I’ve rounded up ideas that play with texture, color, and those little autumn details to help you whip up a fall wreath you’ll actually want to hang on your door.
1. Rustic Burlap Wrapped Pumpkin Wreath
I grab burlap strips and wrap them around my Dollar Tree pumpkin form for a cozy farmhouse vibe. Hot glue keeps the burlap in place, and I tuck in some little fall leaves or twigs for extra texture.
2. Classic Orange and Green Farmhouse Wreath
This color combo just screams fall. Orange burlap ribbon wraps nicely around the wire pumpkin form. I add green eucalyptus picks for that natural touch, and a few orange berries really finish off the farmhouse look.
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3. Modern White Pumpkin with Faux Eucalyptus
Sometimes I want something clean and modern, so I spray paint my Dollar Tree pumpkin form white. Faux eucalyptus stems give it an elegant, minimalist feel that actually looks great with contemporary fall decor.
4. Autumn Leaves and Berry Accent Wreath
I pile on artificial fall leaves and berry picks for this one. The berries really pop against all those orange and red leaves. Hot glue keeps everything where it should be.
5. Mini Pinecone and Pumpkin Garland Wreath
Pinecones with mini pumpkins just work together, don’t they? I wrap garland around the wire frame first, then hot glue the little pumpkins and pinecones all the way around.
6. Sunflower and Pumpkin Harvest Wreath
Sunflowers are my go-to for a cheerful fall look. I attach artificial sunflowers around the pumpkin form with floral wire or hot glue. The yellow petals just brighten everything up.
7. Neutral Beige and Brown Rustic Wreath
I reach for beige and brown materials when I want a more natural, understated look. Burlap ribbon and little wooden accents fit right in with farmhouse decor—sometimes less really is more.
8. Glittered Pumpkin and Gold Ribbon Wreath
Sometimes you just need a little sparkle. I coat my pumpkin form with fine glitter (craft glue does the trick) and then wrap it in gold ribbon for a glam, festive vibe.
9. Plaid Bow and Natural Twig Wreath
Plaid bows and natural twigs make a great team. I tie a big plaid bow in classic fall colors and weave in some rustic twigs for texture. It’s simple, but it just feels right for autumn.
10. Black Wire Pumpkin Frame with Orange Yarn
If you want something bold, try wrapping orange yarn around a black wire pumpkin frame. The contrast is kind of dramatic! I start at the stem and just keep wrapping for a super striking Halloween look.
11. Fall Floral Mix with Pumpkins and Acorns
Orange mums, foam pumpkins, and a handful of decorative acorns—when I mix these on my wreath form, it captures that classic fall feeling. It’s a little wild, a little elegant, and totally autumn.
12. Mixed Texture Burlap and Mesh Ribbon Wreath
Burlap and mesh ribbons together? Yes, please. The combo of textures just makes the wreath pop. I cut both ribbons into 4-6 inch strips and attach them with hot glue wherever it looks good.
13. Pumpkin and Dried Wheat Bundle Wreath
I like pairing the pumpkin form with dried wheat bundles for a simple harvest vibe. I attach little wheat bunches around the frame—the golden color against the pumpkin shape is just so autumn-y.
14. Traditional Orange Pumpkin with Cinnamon Stick Bow
For this one, I wrap orange yarn around my pumpkin form for a classic look, then bundle some cinnamon sticks and tie them with twine for a bow. It smells great and adds a little warmth—can’t go wrong with that.
15. Neutral Toned Ribbon and Faux Cotton Wreath
This soft, elegant design with cream and beige ribbons just feels so inviting. The faux cotton bolls? They give it that perfect bit of texture—kind of cozy, honestly.
I like to weave neutral ribbons through my Dollar Tree pumpkin form and then tuck in some cotton stems for that touch of farmhouse charm.
