Dollar Tree Mini Pumpkin Wreath

Updated on February 12, 2025

Dollar Tree Mini Pumpkin Wreath. Use a variety of mini pumpkins from the dollar store to make a festive wreath for fall.

You all know I love to get craft supplies from Dollar Tree. They have the cutest seasonal craft items at a reasonable price.

How to Make a Dollar Tree Mini Pumpkin Wreath

Today, I am going to show you how to create a festive fall wreath for your front door.

Supplies:

• 2 Metal Wreath Forms
• Faux Leather Leaves
• Maple Leaves
• Variety of Pumpkin Clips
• Zip Ties
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
• Fall Ribbon
• Cutting Board Wall Decor

I found these yellowish-colored wreath forms at Dollar Tree. You can also use the green ones, or paint yours whatever color you like with spray paint.

Instead of creating the wreath on the outside of the wreath form, you want to add your decorations to the inside. (Flip the form so that it forms a little U shape.)

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Glue Leaves to Wreath

Start by attaching leaves to your wreath form using hot glue. I added the larger faux leather leaves first – one to each section – and then added the maple leaves to fill in the gaps.

Add a couple of dabs of hot glue to the wreath form and press your leaf onto the form. Hold for a few seconds to allow the glue to set.

You could actually stop here for a very simple, but pretty, fall leaf wreath.

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Add Mini Pumpkins

Next, remove the clips from the pumpkins you are using for the wreath. They pull out easily from the back.

Then, use hot glue to attach the pumpkins on top of the leaves. Evenly space your pumpkins around the wreath.

Note: Make sure to not glue any pumpkins on the vertical support wires of the wreath form. This is where we will use zip ties to attach the wreath forms together.

I used a total of 12 mini pumpkins for my wreath. I added two pumpkins per “section” of the wreath form.

Attach Wreath Forms Together

Now, you are going to sandwich the pumpkins and leaves between the two wreath forms. Place your second wreath form on top of the bottom wreath, and attach it with zip ties.

I used two on every other vertical metal wire on the form. So, the zip ties were in three places on the wreaths.

Keep the zip ties a little loose until you have them all attached. Once you have them all attached, tighten them, and clip the loose ends from the back.

Cover Zip Ties with Ribbon

You could paint the zip ties to match your wreath, but I decided to cover mine with ribbon.

The wired ribbon was a little too wide for my wreath, so I folded the sides in towards the back and added a dab of hot glue to secure the edges.

Fold the ends under and wrap around the wreath, securing it with hot glue on the backside.

Add Pumpkin Patch Sign

Lastly, I found this cute pumpkin patch harvest cutting board wall hanging from Dollar Tree. I attached it to the back side of the wreath at the top, hot gluing it to the ribbon.

I love this little wreath so much!

And I have a ton of leftover clip-on pumpkins I can use in my decorations or other craft projects.

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Team Creative Crafts – Pumpkin Edition

This craft is part of Team Creative Crafts Pumpkin Edition. Creative Crafts is a series hosted by Me and My INKlings, Creatively Beth, and Artsy Fartsy Mama. Some of your favorite crafters come together to create crafts around a specific theme! Check the posts below for more pumpkin crafts ideas.

• Stained Wooden Board Pumpkin Décor – Me and My INKlings
• 15 Minute Dollar Tree Bandana Pumpkins – Creatively Beth
• Stacked Pumpkin Polymer Clay Earrings – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• How to Make a Pumpkin Wreath – Smiling Colors
• Free Printable Pumpkin Word Search – Sunshine and Munchkins
• Camping Inspired Jack-O-Lantern Templates – Little Dove
• Crocheted Plush Pumpkins – Five Little Monsters
• No Sew Pumpkin Pillows – Debra Quartermain Design
• Finger Knitted Pumpkin Décor – DIY by Jane
• 5 Minute Dollar Tree Twine Pumpkins – Creatively Beth
• Pumpkin Shaker Keychain – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• Clothespin Pumpkin Wreath Décor – Me and My INKlings
• Learn How to Draw a Pumpkin – Liz on Call
• Decorate a Pumpkin with Glitter Iron-on – Creativities Galore