Terracotta pumpkins and wreaths have never been more popular! I have a couple versions of a terracotta pot wreath that I've made, like this one and this one with painted and aged white pots. And this year I upcycled some foam dollar store pumpkins into terracotta beauties, you can see them here.

My faux terracotta pot wreath didn't take long to make, I'm going to walk you through all the steps below!

Fall crafting and DIYing is so much fun! I am usually very budget conscious with my seasonal crafts, that's why I'm able to make so many things for my home!

This faux terracotta flower pot wreath has been hanging outside on our back patio that we recently cleaned and decorated for the season - you can see  all the cosy fall vibes we added HERE.

Right now is a great time to get many of these supplies! The box stores are clearing out their summer items to make room for Fall (and even Christmas!) so now's a great time to get a package of peat pots for just a buck or two! I'll link to as many products as I can on Amazon.

• grapevine wreath
• 3" peat pots
• Rustoleum Warm Caramel spray paint
• craft wire
• Spanish moss
• small pumpkins, fall berries and leaves from dollar store (I picked these items up from Dollar Tree)
• glue gun and sticks
• burlap ribbon

You can see these steps in picture form below the instructions.

Prep peat pots

The first step is to make a small hole in the bottom of each peat pot. I used a scrapbooking tool for this, but anything will work (try the end of a paper clip!)

Paint peat pots

Next, take the pots outside and spray them with the warm caramel spray paint. Try to paint the insides as well as the outsides. This spray paint does a fantastic job of adding warm terracotta color to the pots.

Wire pots to wreath form

Using craft wire, poke it through the hole you made and wire the peat pots, one at a time, to the wreath form. Don't pull too tightly on the wire or you can damage the pots.

Tip: try to vary the direction of the pots as you're attaching them to the wreath. This will give your finished wreath the most interest! If you have different sized pots, that is even better!

Now it's time to add the fall elements.

Decorate wreath

Hot glue clumps of moss to the wreath, between the pots as well as inside the edges of a few of the pots.

Glue fall leaf stems (I pulled off individual leaves from the bush), and mini pumpkins to the wreath.

I even added a few small pinecones at the last minute, as well as some wired berries. All the pieces look as though they're spilling out of the terracotta pots, even though they're actually glued in place!

Make bow

Make a burlap bow and wire it to the wreath wherever you think it looks best! Let me know in the comments below if you'd like a bow tutorial!

I hope you make your own faux terracotta wreath! Send me a picture if you do!

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