6 Easy Fall Door Decor DIY’s
Hey y’all, today I am sharing a few of my favorite Easy Fall Door Decor pieces from over the years to inspire your fall.
Fall is such a fun time to decor your front porch and doors. I know over the years I have done a lot of different types of wreaths for the season. The trick is creating one that can float over many holidays all at once, instead of having multiple wreaths for every holiday. Within this post I am sharing my 6 Easy Fall Door Decor and how you can dress them up for the holidays too. You may also notice that several pieces are reused over and over but look new each time, another money saving tip.
Above is my current door wreath which is a bittersweet leave wreath I ordered from Amazon and added extra leave stems, ribbon and sweater pumpkins to fill it out. You will find with any online ordering that they will show up and be less than satisfying when you get them, and will always need extra to make them look fill and decadent. I have used this wreath for two years changing out the ribbon bow and fillers to match my porch theme accordingly.
The vintage hoop wreath seen above with leaves was very easy to create for my Rose Gold Harvest Porch,(click to see more) . I was wiring a ready made garland to a vintage embroidery hoop. How easy is that? To dress it up for Halloween, I simply added some small witches brooms and bats to the hoop with chenille’s aka pipe cleaners; which were removable for Thanksgiving. Voila an easy fall wreath that can transition from one holiday to the next with minimum work. 
Here is a look at the same Hoop wreath with a floral accent piece affixed to the base of the hoop, verses a single garland. Here I’m using harvest yellows and chocolate browns with pheasant feathers and a luscious lambs ear greenery. Same hoop designed two different ways and the welcome sign was spray painted copper in the previous picture.
My Designer Tip: Spray Paint is my number one way to change the look of a design element that I love and use over and over. I have been know to spray paint everything from Christmas ornaments, planter urns, metal to pumpkins each year to match my theme.
The hanging wicker style Harvest Basket was such a pretty fall door wreath, filled with wheat and rye for a very natural look. Nothing to this arrangement but simply sticking those stems into a basket that hangs on a door. The show stopper was really the ribbon bow and adding a cute fall sign. So you need to know how to make a pretty bow. For Halloween I popped in a set of monster eyes on sticks, seen in Halloween Home Tour (click here for the full Halloween Tour) to make it look like a wild creature from beyond the corn field. 
My High Cotton & Burlap wreath was one of my very first door wreaths that I ever made for our home. While this wreath was a little more involved, with a lot of hot glue and a grapevine base, it was still pretty easy to construct. Honestly it is a very basic wreath that looks nice year round for a farmhouse style home, no matter what the season maybe, spring or fall. Just change up your ribbon, I always think burlap lends itself more to fall and harvest months, mainly due to its texture and color. So you could add in something brighter for the spring or summer month and a nice plaid for Christmas.
The FALL letters are a super easy door display, even though I am showing them on my drop zone area. These letters can translate easily to a door, simply use flat head thumb tacks to secure the ribbon to the top side of your door frame and on the backside of these Styrofoam letters. Hang them in ascending lengths to give a falling effect. You can also add in leaves for a little more decoration for larger doors. Be sure to ribbon, which is less likely to tingle in the wind, unlike my debacle with those farmhouse witches hats we did a few years ago, which were an utter nightmare to keep straight.
The green fern and butter yellow dahlias of this rustic hop wreath mixed with the pheasant feathers creates a lighter crisp version of a fall wreath. This would make a great transition wreath from summer into fall. Not too much orange and red, if those are not your colors, plus it has a true nature vibe perfect for a brown door or a little rustic style cottage home. 
Maybe you are more of a farmhouse family or love to tailgate for football season? If so the little red pickup truck might be just what you are looking for, filled with a pumpkins, leaves and berries. This fall door wreath is sure to delight your guests. This screams UGA tailgating and fall at the same time here in GA which is always a toss up on how to decorate for me. Maybe you can paint your favorite players number on the door to add some more team spirit? Here is how to make one of your very own:
The Truck DIY:
These are all the supplies I used to create the little red truck door wreath.
- Metal Red Truck
- 3 Pumpkin Picks
- 3 Fall Picks
- 1 Sunflower Pick
- 1 Roll Duct Tape
Layout where you like the picks to go while the truck is laying flat on your table. Then carefully lift and flip over, holding the pieces in place. Using everyday duct tape, create a pouch to hold the stems in place on the back of the the metal truck. The duct tape is waterproof and strong, so it should hold the items in place all season, versus hot glue, which can heat up and melt with the sun. To be honest in my professional career as a designer you would be surprised what we stick together with duct tape, whether it is set design, floral design or interior design.
My Designer Tip: if you have a glass door, use a matching color of duct tape to hide the pocket. I have now ordered some black duct tape as I noticed this from inside after hanging, or you can spray the back with black spray paint too to make it disappear.
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Did you love this article? See More Fun Fall Inspiration with these other great DIY posts to get you ready for the season:
My Flying Purple People Eater Fall Front Porch
Transitioning Your Home For Fall Home Tour
DIY Dollar Store Pumpkin Votives
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So cute. I might have to make some of these! I love fall decor.
Such clever ideas. I love the FALL on the wall hooks – adorable!
I love the colors! Fall is just a very comforting and warm season.
So many cool design ideas! My son loved the truck.
I absolutely love these Fall decor ideas, especially the hoop wreath with leaves. It’s so lovely and perfect for Autumn.
I normally don’t do seasonal decor but this year I just had to do it and now I got more ideas lol
These are all so cute! We don’t do a lot of seasonal deco at our house but I do need to start making more effort!
All of these are so beautiful! I’ve always wished that I was creative in that way and could make stuff like this. 💕
Loving the vintage welcome wreath and the Truck DIY. I’ve never put a wreath on my door, but you’re inspiring me.
All of these are gorgeous but my favorites are hanging basket wreath and Fall letters hanger. Fall colors are so lovely.
Oh I love these welcome signs! I just might have to upgrade our door sign!
I love the second wreath, such a pretty design
Each one looks amazing! I think I will try 1-2 of these cool DIY ideas
I love a good fall wreath! Great ideas!
What a great way to elevate your fall decor. I love these simple swaps in looks. So pretty and unique.
These are so cute! I love the truck
My favorite is the round welcome sign. I still want to hold onto summer a little longer.
Kim I can completely understand that being here in the south, it is so hard to feel fall when it is still 90 degrees outside all you want is popsicles and the pool.
Thank You, me too I have since retired the truck to my red truck terrace porch full time to match my bench, and I add the fall touches back in each season.
I love all of these pretty fall door wreaths I want them all! Fall is my favorite time of year too so I really do it up right.
Love all of these pretty wreath and door ideas, and I am so ready for fall! It is really my favorite time of year!
So many great ideas for the fall, and I am so ready for it to be here already! Love that cute truck wreath, it is adorable.
You are so creative and these are great ideas for front door wreaths for the fall. I really like the hoops, they are super on point right now.
Such cute ideas for a sweet little fall door, I love that little red truck, where ever did you find it? I think it just screams fall fun on the farm.
Great ideas are plentiful here, and I always find what I am looking for every season. Thank you for continuing to make my holidays great with all of your creative ideas.
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Girls, I am loving all of this, you are such a creative force in this world. Please come to my house and sprinkle your fall fairy dust everywhere.
It is that time of year I actually feel like decorating and getting out my older decor. To revisit some of my past memories, and enjoy them again. A new wreath always makes the homes feel fresh again too.
Jennifer, I always loved riding by your house when we lived in the neighborhood! Every single season you did something different. Your front porch and door decor were always so charming!
Love this wreath with that pretty blue floral ribbon, it is really fun for the fall. Not just the same old same stuff you see everywhere. Great job.
Jen this is such a helpful post, have you thought about listing some links for the ones you link as purchasable options?I love your taste but I am just not very crafty, so I let my wallet shop for me.
Love all of these fantastic door ideas for the fall. Your wreath this year with the blue is stellar for this Auburn Tigers fan! WOOHOO~ WAR DAMN EAGLE!
Ann we so much both you and Don along with those friendly waves as you would pass by our home. Hope you all are doing well with your new Florida adventures and that sunshine is keeping you both happy and healthily. All the best~ Jen
So many good ideas for door decor I just can not decide which one to choose. I do like how you added blue for the fall tho nice revamp.
These are such darling ideas! I especially giggle at the thought of duct taping the truck wreath because, lets be real, fall decor needs to survive more than just the season – it has to outlast my attempts at DIY. These definitely make me want to embrace the chaos and fall into autumn with some serious flair!
This is such a delightful smorgasbord of fall fun! Honestly the truck idea is perfect for UGA tailgating, though my main concern is whether the pumpkin picks will start a war over whose turn it is to pick up the slack. The burlap vs. ribbon debate is timeless. I’m team more ribbon, please, even if it *does* tangle in the wind like a bad dance partner. And those FALL letters? Genius! Though I suspect mine might lean more towards FALLLLLL due to enthusiasm. Thanks for the inspiration – my porch is about to stage an intervention!
This is such a delightful cornucopia of fall fabulousness! Who knew duct tape could be so stylish, especially hiding the pouch on the back of the truck wreath – brilliant! And while I admire the sheer variety, from the hoop wreath to the football truck, I’m just picturing the inevitable wind battle with all those ribbons. My front porch might end up looking less like a charming farmhouse and more like a ribbon tornado scene. Love the ideas, though – definitely making me want to DIY disaster!
These are just too cute! Seriously, Im already pulling out my duct tape for the truck project. Can’t wait for fall to start decorating… mostly so I can stop hearing my husband complain about the wind messing with the door sign. The burlap vs. ribbon debate is settled in my house – more fall, please! Love how everyone is saying I’m not crafty, but I’ll shop Amazon! – guilty as charged! Thanks for the awesome ideas, Jen! Now, if only I could find a pheasant feather that doesn’t look suspiciously like a leftover feather duster… 😉
Such clever ideas! I love the FALL on the wall hooks adorable! Honestly, I might just start duct taping random things to my door frame now, it sounds so easy and effective. Plus, the truck idea is peak tailgating humor – who needs a real pumpkin when you can just duct tape some onto a red truck? Thanks for the hilarious inspiration!
Love your creativity for the fall decor and the honesty about just using duct tape, that is hilarious. I don’t think I have ever seen that before.
Believe it or not I battle the wind on certain days myself too. I have actually had it blow my offset door open when I do not use the dead bolt. Lesson learned on that one.
OMG, Jen, you are absolutely BRILLIANT! This is peak fall inspiration, the truck idea is epic for UGA tailgating humor – genius! Seriously, I’m marking this post immediately and might just start duct taping random things to my door frame now. Love the honesty about the wind and the creative solutions –Thanks for the hilarious and super helpful ideas – my porch is about to have a serious fall intervention now that it is October.
I appreciate you sharing this blog post. Thanks Again. You ideas are very cool.
Thanks for sharing your expertise. Your insights have helped me a lot.
This post is a game-changer. It’s given me a new way to think about this decorating issue.
Good insights and practical suggestions. Thanks for publishing this.
OMG Jen, you are absolutely brilliant! This is peak fall inspiration, and the cute little truck idea is epic for UGA tailgating humor – genius! Seriously, I’m make this! I’m team duct tape on everything – so much more reliable than hot glue or fighting the wind with flimsy ribbon!Thanks for the fantastic ideas that even my non-crafty self can (mostly) manage with a trip to Amazon!