9 Fall Door Decorations That Aren’t Wreaths

October 18, 2017 by Donnamarie Chaimanis

Now don’t get me wrong, I love a gorgeous fall wreath. But sometimes it’s nice to take a break from the norm and try something new. So this year, I’ve decided to swap out my usual grapevine wreath for a front door decoration that’s equally as beautiful but totally unexpected. Who knew there were so many gorgeous non-wreath options out there? Check out a few of my faves below.

DIY Door Tags

Simple and chic, these fall-themed door tags from DIY blogger Jaime Costiglio are a fun, elegant way to add a touch of seasonality to your outdoor decor.

Make This: DIY Giant Wood Door Tags

Dried Florals

Get a long-lasting fresh flower look by filling a vintage hanging container with dried hydrangea, cotton stems and curly willow branches. When it’s time to switch out your fall door decor, simply rearrange all materials in a vase to be enjoyed indoors.

Garden Rake Welcome

Is last year’s rake looking a little worse for the wear? Instead of tossing it, give it new life as a cheery fall welcome arrangement.

Make This: DIY Garden Rake Door Decor

Basket of Flowers

A woven hanging basket is a simple, pretty way to display potted, dried or faux seasonal blooms.

Decorative Corn

Nothing says “fall” quite like a bundle of dried flint corn. For an elegant presentation, choose three large ears, spray paint in varying metallic colors and braid together before hanging.

Wow With Wheat

Julie Blanner

This quintessential fall door decoration from lifestyle blogger Julie Blanner is as pretty to look at as it is easy to make. All you need is a handful of wheat, a rubberband and some ribbon.

Make This: DIY Fall Wheat Sheaf Wreath

Pretty Paper Dahlias

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If you’re feeling particularly crafty, throw together a few of these large DIY paper dahlias for a fun, youthful fall look.

Make This: Easy DIY Craft Paper Dahlias

Chalk It Up

I’m in love with the way DIY blogger Sarah Syrett upcycled this old silver tray with a little chalkboard paint and some eye-catching fall florals.

Make This: DIY Chalkboard Door Decor

Framed Spider Web

Add a touch of chic, ghoulish charm to your front porch with a DIY yarn spider web set in an upcycled vintage picture frame.

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