Who says scarves are just for wearing. If you have one that you're no longer using, why not turn it into a wreath! they make adorable seasonal wreaths. Today I'm sharing how to make a quick and easy knockoff Burberry scarf fall wreath.

My goal for making the fall wreath was that it cost nothing to make from materials found around the house. Alternatively, other than the scarf, you could inexpensively embellish the wreath with items from the dollar store.

DIY Burberry Scarf Knockoff Fall Wreath

Today is day three of the Fall Ideas Tour 2016 organized by Angie at Postcards From The Ridge. Each day throughout the week twenty-eight talented bloggers have come together to bring inspiring ideas for Fall decorating.

On today's leg of the tour, it's all about fall wreath ideas. I've included links further down in the post for each day of the tour.

Last year for the 2015 Fall Ideas Tour I made this fall wreath with scrabble tile banner.

The inspiration for my fall wreath for this year's tour came from the knockoff Burberry scarf that has been sitting unworn in our scarf bin for a couple of years. I'm also using a recycled wreath form that I found at Goodwill and other embellishments from the dollar store and my sewing basket.

What You'll Need To Make It

These are the supplies you'll need to make the fall scarf wreath. The list contains affiliate links so you can see what products I used or recommended for this project. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support!

Supply List

Metal wreath form
Knock-off Burberry Scarf (had on hand)
2-inch burlap ribbon
3 large buttons (had on hand)
Fall floral picks
Twine
Needle with large eye
Hot glue gun
Wire cutters

How To Make A Fall Scarf Wreath

Just like the title of this post suggests, this DIY fall wreath is so quick and easy to make. You'll have it finished in less than fifteen minutes.

You don't have to use a metal wreath form like I did, it was one that I happened to have on hand.

Last year right after the holidays I hit the jackpot at Goodwill when they were clearing the Christmas wreaths for 50¢. I remove all the elements from the wreath and keep the wreath form for future wreath-making potential.

Alternatively, you could use a foam or wood wreath form for the scarf wreath.

Step 1 - Wrapping The Scarf

This step is so easy peasy. Simply wrap the scarf around the wreath form and tie a bow to join both ends of the scarf together. Leave the fringed ends hanging down like ribbon tails towards the bottom. It can't get any simpler than that!

Step 2 - Embellishing The Wreath

With burlap ribbon, make a 6-loop bow. I can't make a bow if my life depended on it so I cheat and use this handy bow maker tool.

Next cut three floral stems at varying lengths with wire cutters and slip them behind the bow and secure them to the scarf with either hot glue or pins if you plan on wearing the scarf someday.

Step 3 - Large Button Berries

Attach three large red buttons to the center of the burlap bow with jute twine and a large eye needle with a crisscross stitch over the buttonholes. If you don't have large buttons, you could use faux berries.

Step 4 - Attach Bow To Wreath

Thread the needle with twine once again and loop it through the back of the burlap bow and through a ring on the wreath form and tie it in place. Repeat this step 2-3 times around the back of the bow to secure the wreath.

What I'd Do Differently

I like my wreaths to be asymmetrical and so I placed the bow on the left side of the wreath. However, if I were to make this wreath again, I think it would have looked better with the bow centered on the bottom. Just keeping it real! What do you think?

That's it, told you it was easy! When my daughter came over for a visit recently I asked her to choose one of my handmade wreaths for her home. She chose this one!

I made a very similar wreath but instead of a scarf, I made a flannel shirt sleeve fall wreath. Here's another wreath idea using a recycled scarf except this one is Valentine's scarf wreath.

Thanks for stopping by the Interior Frugalista today! I hope you were inspired by this recycled knockoff Burberry scarf wreath for fall.

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If you enjoyed this fall scarf wreath idea, I'd be so thankful if you shared it with a friend and pinned it to your favorite boards on Pinterest.

I invite you to click on the links below to visit our talented group members' fall wreath ideas. If you don't have time today, you can bookmark the page by pressing the pink heart icon on the right to come back later.

2016 Fall Ideas Tour - Fall Wreaths

Interior Frugalista | Hymns and Verses  | The Everyday Home  | Sadie Seasongoods  | Housepitality Designs

If you missed the rest of the tour you can catch up below.

Monday - Mantels

Postcards from the Ridge | Petticoat Junktion | Shabbyfufu

Girl in the Garage | Virginia Sweet Pea | 2 Bees in a Pod

Tuesday - Tablescapes

At the Picket Fence | Our Southern Home | Restoration Redoux | The Chelsea Project | Hunt and Host | Confessions of a Serial DIY-er

Thursday - Printables

Domestically Speaking | House of Hawthornes | Mom 4 Real | The Graphics Fairy | Artsy Chicks Rule | Dukes and Duchesses

Friday - Porches

Refresh Restyle | Cottage at the Crossroads | At Home with the Barkers | Town and Country Living | My Creative Days

I share my projects at these inspiring link parties.