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We have a lot more planned coming up for the Holidays, so stay tuned. Hope you enjoyed these Fall front porch DIY’s and inspirations as much as we did putting them together. Fill in the extra space with some extra flowers and berry clusters from your wreath DIY made into 3 small bouquets to tie everything together. We ended up dry brushing the birdhouses and gourd with a terra cotta colored paint (they were pinkish-gold from a previous display) at the last minute.Ĥ. Place gourd, pumpkins, pinecones, and birdhouses under the taller pot. We gave one pot extra height by putting a hay bale under it.ģ. Place plant pots on either side of the door.

Hang the wreath with fishing line through perforations in the security door.Ģ.

We ended up taking a few things out because they took away from the overall design. To complete the front porch for Fall, we added everything in stages. Take your time with these steps and don’t be afraid to get creative and switch things up as you go. Whatever works best for you and your design. Here we used a long keychain but can also use twine, fishing line, ribbon, or wire. NOTE: We like to attach the hanging device on the wreath before the glueing begins. Space everything out so the colors are evenly dispersed. Hot glue the largest decorations on first like the white pumpkins and dahlias. If everything is ready to go, the hot glue process will be easier.ģ. Cut the berries aand foliages into smaller bunches. Pull off white pumpkins and dahlias from their stems and cut leaves into single pieces. They were nice in a Summer wreath but not so much for our Fall theme.Ģ. Here’s how we made the fall wreath step by step:ġ. Nell has this adorable twig wreath that can be used for all seasons depending on how she decorates it. Supplies Needed for DIY Wreath and Fall Front Porch Decor: We pack away and store these decorations well so they’ll last for years and years to come.Įverything we used or something similar is linked down below to make your Fall shopping a bit easier. We’re big on reusing the same decor year after year. They would love to eat the pumpkins, gourds, and fresh greenery so faux it is. This display can’t overpower because the door needs to open and close!īesides the heat and sunshine factors, we have lots of wild animals that frequent the front yard like javelinas and ground squirrels. The driveway and walkway are long but the porch, which is technically more of an entryway, is small.

Our home is outside the city and surrounded by lots of desert vegetation.

This means instead of using popular Fall decor like real pumpkins and mums (which we can’t even find at the grocery store yet), we used faux pumpkins and flowering kalanchoes to get that same look. We put a Southwestern spin on Fall decor classics. The temps are still hit 100 degrees most days and the sunshine is plentiful and strong. It’s early September here in Tucson, AZ as we put this project together. This year, our Fall decorations include flower and succulent pots, white pumpkins, hay bales, fall flowers, bird houses, gourds, pine cones and a beautiful wreath for the front door. First thing on the list is some festive Fall front porch decor complete with an easy DIY project for making a fall wreath. We can’t wait to decorate for the holidays here at Joy Us Garden. These fall front porch decor ideas are sophisticated enough to take you from September all the way through November.It’s that time of year again, Summer is ending and the Fall season is quickly approaching. And, yes, you have our permission to start early if you simply can't wait. Of course, you'll also be the envy of the block with all of that curb appeal-even if you're working with a small space. Then, to actually pull off the look, lean on a few trusted items and materials-leaves, pumpkins, hay bales, mums, and cozy textures like wool blankets-to create all kinds of decor pieces, from a welcoming wreath ( DIY or otherwise), a pretty painted pumpkin, or a homemade sign.īefore you know it, the entryway to your home will become a coveted outdoor oasis ripe for reading or nibbling on a pumpkin-flavored dessert. Think about what vibe you're going for-a general autumnal vignette or something that leans into a specific event, like Halloween. There are plenty of easy ways to make the latter feel festive and ripe for the fun fall holidays ahead. Sure, you'll have to say goodbye to sunny afternoons lounging by the pool, but you're gaining crisp, cool autumn afternoons filled with a wide range of fun activities-like strolling through harvest festivals and apple orchards with a pumpkin spice latte in hand and sitting on your front porch with a delicious fall-inspired cocktail. You don't have to lament the end of the summer-instead, find a way to celebrate the changing season.