Make This Gorgeous Fall Wreath from a Bundt Pan in Minutes!
I made this quick fall wreath from a bundt pan that’s such an insanely easy fall craft idea, you’re going to wonder what to do with all of your free time.
Fall Wreath from a Bundt Pan
Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we love seasonal DIYs. But the honest truth is that sometimes you just want something downright ridiculously easy that you can make in a few minutes. I mean, spending 20 minutes to make a gnome is so much fun when I have the time and creativity energy. Then there are the other times that I just want to make something so easy it’s a breeze. Which is how I came to the so-easy-it’s-breezy fall wreath from a bundt pan.
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Literally a four step process to make, this fall bundt pan wreath is so quick to make, you could have a whole army of them lined up for every season in just a few minutes. If you’re ready to make a fast and fun fall wreath from a bundt pan, let’s get started.
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Tips to Make a Fall Bundt Pan Wreath
- Start your fall bundt pan wreath with an inexpensive bundt pan like this one here. Don’t feel like you have to use your favorite one or wait until you see one at the local thrift store. Bundt pans are nice and durable, so you can make this wreath and then use it again next year, because the pan will definitely hold up.
- Although I initially thought I was going to go with a cream color for my fall bundt pan wreath, I got a little wild hair when i saw this champagne mist spray paint. I mean, everything about the subtle burnished golden shade screamed fall to me. I had to try it and fell in love! So, cream, orange, champagne mist, or even teal, you do what calls to you.
- Go crazy with your pop of color on top. I was running with an orange theme, but if you feel like orange is pushing it for you, use browns and more subtle fall colors. I am all about the orange this fall, but teal? Cream? I’m in for those too.
How Do I Make this Fall Wreath from a Bundt Pan?
I’m so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial.
Fall Wreath from a Bundt Pan
Making this fall wreath from a bundt pan was one of the fastest fall crafts you can make. The combination of the flowers, the burlap and the baking dish just makes for the cutest fall wreath bundt pan you can imagine on your door!
Materials
- 10” bundt pan
- Rustoleum Champagne Mist spray paint
- 4-6” burlap bow
- 2” white pumpkin
- 1 bunch of silk fall flowers
- Various ribbon
- 3” round of cardstock
Tools
- Hot glue gun & glue
- Scissors
Instructions
- Coat the bundt pan with a thin layer of spray paint. Allow this paint to dry completely, applying a second thin coat if necessary (but I didn't find it to be necessary).
- Layer a piece of complimentary colored ribbon on a burlap bow by cutting the ribbon to equal the length of each of the loops of the bow then gluing the ribbon to the bow loops.
- Cut each flower stem to about 1 1/2 inches long. Hot glue the flowers to the cardstock round. To make it seem more full, supplement with loops of ribbon mixed in with the flowers, then glue the white pumpkin within the flower/ribbon arrangement. Then add the entire floral arrangement to the burlap bow.
- Glue the bow and floral arrangement combination to the top of the bundt pan and hang with a length of ribbon.
Notes
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More Easy Fall DIYs You Might Like
- S’mores Bath Bombs – What’s more fall than a s’more OR a hot bath? What about both?! Absolutely wonderful combination of chocolate and fizzy fun times.
- Fall SVG Cut Files for Cricut or Silhouette – The more I make digital crafts, the more I find I love it. And these fall cut files are perfect for those fall crafts that need a little touch of something fun.
- Pumpkin Mason Jars – This is one of my FAVORITE fall crafts and one I have made a couple of times as gifts for other people, too. They’re just so cute and quick to work up.
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