6 Easy DIY Dollar Tree Wire Pumpkin Wreath Ideas
If you love affordable fall decorating, you know that Dollar Tree has the best budget-friendly craft supplies. Today, we’re taking inexpensive wire pumpkin frames and seasonal supplies to create stunning autumn door decor. Check out these 6 easy ways to make a DIY Dollar Tree wire pumpkin wreath in 15 minutes or less. If you are looking for beginner-friendly DIY fall project ideas, I’ve got you covered with complete step-by-step instructions and a full supply list. So let’s get started!

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Supply List
I made 6 different wreath ideas and I’m including all the supplies here. However, as you read the step-by-step instructions of each style, you will again see the supplies for that specific wreath.
- Dollar Tree Wire Pumpkin Frames
- Faux Acorns (you can use real acorns if you choose)
- Matte White Spray Paint
- Foraged Fall Leaves
- Pinecones
- Jute Twine
- Dried Hydrangeas
- Satin Ribbon
- Fall Stems
- Small faux pumpkins
- Raffia Ribbon
- Velvet Pumpkins
- S Hooks
- Hot Glue Gun
How To Create 6 Wreaths With Dollar Tree Wire Pumpkin Frames
I have seen these inexpensive frames dressed up with fabric, ribbons, and faux flowers. Some of the ideas are time consuming but all are stunning. I’m sharing some quick and easy ideas that include sustainable decorating ideas by using foraged materials and budget-friendly supplies. Let me show you all my ideas.
How To Paint The Pumpkin Frames
When I first saw the Dollar Tree Pumpkin Metal Frames, I quickly grabbed a few because I knew I’d find a use for them.
The first thing I did was paint the frames matte white using Chalk Spray Paint. You can paint them any color you choose for your fall decor.
Once the paint is dry, you can begin decorating with your Dollar Tree Crafts DIY ideas.

How To Create Pumpkin Wreaths With Foraged Materials
One of my favorite things about decorating for Autumn is all the natural supplies that you can forage. Let me show you
1. Foraged Fall Leaf Wire Pumpkin Wreath
The first Dollar Tree Craft project uses a large foraged twig, gathered leaves, and some faux acorns for a touch of color. I already had the acorns on hand and I liked the color. However, you can easily substitute the faux acorns for real foraged ones.
- Ensure your leaves and twigs are free of insects before bringing them indoors. Be sure to read: Foraging Safety Guide: Tips for Pinecones, Acorns, Flowers, and More.
- After taking the necessary safety precautions, you can begin by using a hot glue gun to attach the foraged leaves and acorns to the large twig.


When the twig is arranged to your liking, slide the arrangement inside the Dollar Tree Pumpkin Frame. Allow some of the leaves to wrap around the wire frame.
Finally, tie a jute twine bow around the stem.

Insider Tip
If you like the colors of the faux acorns but would perfer to use foraged ones. Here’s what you can do. Just remove the caps and spray paint the acorns. Then add some glue and reattach the caps.
2. Pinecone Wire Pumpkin Wreath
I love to gather pinecones for fall decorating. This pinecone wire pumpkin werath is one of the easiest to accomplish. Just fill the wire frame with gathered pinecones and hang it against your door or wall.

Since the pinecones create a rustic style wreath, I used jute twine to make a small bow.

Insider Tip
Natural pinecones are great for fall decorating. However, if you are looking for more color or something a little less rustic, here are some options.
- Spray paint the pinecones.
- Add shellac to give them a shine.
- Bleach the pincones – See How To Bleach Pinecones Tutorial.
- Glue berries or beads to the tips of the pinecone scales for added color.
3. Dried Hydrangea Dollar Tree Pumpkin Wreath
The third Dollar Tree craft wreath is super easy to accomplish. All you need is dried hydrangeas and a satin ribbon.
Arrange several hydrangeas inside the wire frame and tie a bow around the stem with a satin ribbon.

I attached the pumpkin to the door with a jute twine for this arrangement. The hydrangeas will stay in place once the frame is attached to the door.
I don’t recommend using the fragile dried hydrangeas outdoors. High winds and moisture may shred the blooms from the stems.

Additional Foraged Ideas For Fall Wreaths
In addition to the forage ideas above, here are some other materials you can use to fill a Dollar Tree Wire Pumpkin.
- Dried Magnolia Seed Pods
- Dried Okra Pods
- Other dried flowers or grass
You will also love these foraged DIY fall decorations.
How To Create Pumpkin Wreaths With Faux Materials
I love the variety of faux stems and pumpkins that are available. You can create a stunning wreath by filling the Dollar Tree wire pumpkin frames with an array of vibrant colors. Here is are two that I made.
4. Wire Pumpkin Wreath with Faux Stems and Pumpkins
The fourth Dollar Tree wreath Idea uses a faux fall foliage stem bundle, small faux pumpkins, and a raffia ribbon.
For this option, begin by folding the fall bundle’s main stem upward into the middle of the foliage.


Slide the foliage bundle into the wire pumpkin frame and pull pieces of the foliage out between the wire.

Finally, add the raffia ribbon bow and place small pumpkins randomly within the foliage to complete the craft idea.
These pumpkins feature metal clips that allow for easy attachment to the foliage. If your pumpkins don’t include clips, you can use hot glue to secure them.

5. Dollar Tree Craft Idea Using Velvet Pumpkins
If you are going to make a Dollar Tree Craft Idea, why not go Dollar Tree all the way?
The fifth wreath idea has the metal frame stuffed with Velvet Pumpkins from the Dollar Tree store. Even the rustic ribbon is crafted from a Dollar Tree garland.
Arrange the pumpkins inside the wreath form and hang to keep them in place.

The Simple Dollar Tree Wire Pumpkin Wreath Idea
If you like a minimalist decor style, you will love the simplicity of this last wreath idea.
6. Simple Dollar Tree Pumpkin Frame
Finally, my final Dollar Tree Pumpkin Frame is simply tying a bow on it. After spray painting the frame, I felt it was simply lovely, just as it is.

The minimalist approach works best if the frame is hung on a solid background. I love the combination of brown sation bow agaist the blue shutter.

I know one of these ideas will have you rushing to the Dollar Tree to pick up a metal pumpkin frame or four.
How To Display The Wire Pumpkin Wreath Ideas
All of my wreaths are either hanging on a door or shutter. However, you can hang them on a wall or in a window. My wreaths are hung using a must have supply, these S hooks. The foraged arrangements are secure once the wreath is hanging against a shutter, wall, or door.
Other options to Command Hooks, picture hangers, and wreath hangers.

Plan A Craft Party
There are numerous options for making these Dollar Tree wire pumpkin wreath, and it would be a fun idea for a craft party.
Plan a craft party as a fun gathering for friends and family. Gather several supplies from Dollar Tree or foraged items. Then, let each person design their own pumpkin wreath. I’d love to see what everyone comes up with.
Additional Dollar Tree Craft Ideas
Here are some other Dollar Tree Craft Ideas that you may want to try for Fall.
- Falling Leaf DIY Table Runner
- Dollar Tree Burlap Leaf Wreath
- Rusted Tin Can Fall Wreath With Dollar Tree Florals
- Corn Husk Pumpkin with Dollar Tree Foam Pumpkin
- Upcycled Book Page Unique Pumpkin
- Napkin Decoupage Dollar Tree Pumpkins
Favorite DIY Supplies and Tools
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Great ideas. Happy Fall!
Renae,
Thanks friend.
All cute ideas! Happy fall friend.
Cindy,
I really appreciate this.
I would definitely come to a craft party if we were making these, Rachel! They’re so cute and are perfect for the season. I can’t wait to share this one Friday. Love your creativity lady! Hugs, CoCo
CoCo,
I’m so glad you like this one. Thank you for sharing.
Rachel, you are so creative! I love each of the ways you have decorated the Dollar Tree pumpkin frame. My favorite is the one you made with the velvet pumpkins inside. I also thought that the one with just a simple bow on the frame on the antique shutter was really nice, too. Thanks for sharing with us.
Mary Ann,
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you liked these ideas. They are so easy and fun to make. I appreciate you for all your sweet words of encouragement. Have the best day.