Maple Tree Seed Fall Wreath DIY

Maple Tree Seed Fall Wreath DIY // thepapermama.com

It’s a new season, so that means it’s time for a new wreath (I love wreaths… and Fall). I’d like to introduce all of you to the newest member of our wreath family: the Maple Tree Seed Fall Wreath DIY. Made from maple tree seeds, pinecones, and acorns. All of these items were found on a walk with my kiddo. Whenever we walk she picks up these goodies and they ALWAYS end up in my purse… Not anymore! We made something out of our finds and I shared this project on the Better Homes and Gardens blog. I do believe this is my favorite wreath creation so far.

Maple Tree Seed Fall Wreath DIY // thepapermama.com

Side random note: My friend let me switch things up a bit and photograph this wreath on her cute orange door (and with her silly dog). I’d LOVE to have an orange door, but our trim is red and I don’t feel like painting trim right now. Anywho…

If YOU would like to check out how I made this wreath, head on over to the Better Homes and Gardens blog. The cost to make this is under $8. Yay!

Maple Tree Seed Fall Wreath DIY // thepapermama.com

Who else is as excited as I am for Fall?

– Chelsey

P.S. I’m a paid contributor on the Better Homes and Gardens Style Spotter Blog

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3 responses to “Maple Tree Seed Fall Wreath DIY”

  1. Kerry Avatar

    Gorgeous wreath – and I love the orange door (especially with that blue in the wreath). I love Fall…but am still waiting for it to arrive in hot & steamy Florida!

    1. The Paper Mama Avatar

      Oh man! What is Fall like in Florida?

  2. Jessica Avatar
    Jessica

    Such a pretty wreath for Fall! It looks great up against that orange door!

    1. The Paper Mama Avatar

      I REALLY want an orange door now.

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I’m Chelsey

Hello, I’m Chelsey!

Welcome to The Paper Mama — I’m a longtime blogger, maker, and adventure-seeker based in Portland, Oregon. Here, I share my love for travel, DIY creativity, and good food (especially the kind someone else cooks). Whether I’m exploring a new city, crafting something fun, or hunting down the best eats, I’m trying things, making stuff, and eating well — one day at a time. So glad you’re here!

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