How to Make a Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wreath Using Kraft Paper

Looking for a fun and easy DIY project this fall? This dollar tree pumpkin wreath made with kraft paper is the perfect way to get into the autumn spirit!

Pumpkin wreaths are going viral on Pinterest, and it’s easy to see why. They’re adorable, festive, and can be made with inexpensive supplies from the dollar store. This particular pumpkin wreath is made with kraft paper, which gives it a rustic look.

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Kraft paper is one of my favorite crafting materials because it’s so versatile. You can use it for wrapping gifts, making banners, and in this case, creating a cute pumpkin wreath!

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You may also like to see these 13 other wreath ideas to make using the Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wire Wreath Form.

Supplies Needed to make a Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wreath

To make this dollar store pumpkin wreath, you’ll need:

• 1 roll of kraft paper that can be found at Dollar Tree
• 1 dollar store pumpkin-shaped wire wreath form that can also be found at Dollar Tree or Etsy
• faux fall leaves (mine are from Hobby Lobby)
• ribbon for a bow (optional)
• leather leaf embellishment from the Dollar Tree (optional)
• hot glue gun

How to Make a Kraft Paper Pumpkin Wreath

This is hands down one of the easiest and most affordable crafts! For less than five dollars you can add beautiful fall decor to your home! I don’t know about you, but I’m here for it! WooHoo! Let’s go!

Step-by-Step Video Tutorial

If you prefer to watch a step-by-step video tutorial, I’ve got you covered with my YouTube video below. Enjoy!

Step One

Start by tearing the kraft paper off of the roll it comes on in long strips. These do not need to be even or perfect! Just have fun!

Step Two

Take each torn kraft paper strip and squeeze it in your hands as you give it a little twist. The idea is to crumple the kraft paper and make it appear rustic and braided.

I used approximately sixteen strips of kraft paper.

Step Three

Next, begin gluing each strip down the rib of your Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wire Wreath Form a small section at a time.

Twist the kraft paper loosely as you go.

Fill in between the rib sections by gluing the kraft paper strips onto the sides of the strips that are in place until the section is completely filled in.

Step Four

Taking a new strip of kraft paper, line the outline of the pumpkin wire wreath frame with a tightly twisted piece. This will help define your pumpkin and make it look more like a pumpkin when completed.

Repeat this process with a super tightly twisted piece of kraft paper to outline the stem.

Step Five

Finally, add a few faux leaves to the top area of your new dollar tree pumpkin wreath! I used a variety of brown, navy, and leopard leaves, but the options are endless.

Step Six

Optionally, you can add a pretty bow as I did to mine using some sheer ribbon and a zip tie.

Dollar Tree also has these cute little leather leaf embellishments that I added to the center of the bow. This is totally optional as well.

That’s it my friend! You made an easy, gorgeous, fall-inspired pumpkin wreath using budget-friendly supplies from the dollar tree!

What do you think? I grabbed a few more “filler” pumpkins to style this for you.

This is such an easy DIY wreath and I really hope you’ll give it a try!

This project is so easy and affordable, anyone can do it! Give it a try today and see how amazing your finished product looks.

Other Fun Uses for Kraft Paper

Kraft paper is a great supply to keep on hand for crafting. You can use it for all sorts of projects.

Uses for Kraft Paper include:

• Make a banner for a party
• Wrap a gift in kraft paper for a rustic look
• Making paper flowers
• Table runners
• Drawing or painting on it
• Use kraft paper to make a pumpkin wreath like this one!

Kraft paper is a great way to add a rustic touch to your decor, and this dollar store pumpkin wreath is the perfect example! If you’re looking for an easy and inexpensive fall craft supply, kraft paper is perfect for you.

Other Fall Wreaths You May Enjoy Making

• Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wreath Door Decor (featuring a Denim Messy Bow)
• DIY Picture Frame Wreath With Fall Plaid Decor
• 13 Gorgeous Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wreath Form Ideas

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How to Make a Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wreath Using Kraft Paper

Looking for a fun and easy DIY project this fall? This dollar tree pumpkin wreath made with kraft paper is the perfect way to get into the autumn spirit!

Equipment

• hot glue gun

Materials

• 1 roll of kraft paper that can be found at Dollar Tree
• 1 wire frame that can also be found at Dollar Tree or Etsy
• 1 -faux fall leaves mine are from Hobby Lobby
• -ribbon for a bow optional
• -leather leaf embellishment from the Dollar Tree optional

Instructions

• Start by tearing the kraft paper off of the roll it comes on in long strips. These do not need to be even or perfect! Just have fun!
• Take each torn kraft paper strip and squeeze it in your hands as you give it a little twist. The idea is to crumple the kraft paper and make it appear rustic and braided.
• I used approximately sixteen strips of kraft paper.
• Next, begin gluing each strip down the rib of your Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wire Wreath Form a small section at a time. Twist the kraft paper loosely as you go.
• Fill in between the rib sections by gluing the kraft paper strips onto the sides of the strips that are in place until the section is completely filled in.
• Taking a new strip of kraft paper, line the outline of the pumpkin wire wreath frame with a tightly twisted piece. This will help define your pumpkin and make it look more like a pumpkin when completed.
• Repeat this process with a super tightly twisted piece of kraft paper to outline the stem.
• Finally, add a few faux leaves to the top area of your new dollar tree pumpkin wreath! I used a variety of brown, navy, and leopard leaves, but the options are endless.
• Optionally, you can add a pretty bow as I did to mine using some sheer ribbon and a zip tie.