Burlap Fall Wreath for under $5

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Today I'm going to re-share a tutorial I posted a two years ago for my Burlap Halloween wreath. I used my own tutorial and created a Fall version. I thought I'd include the tutorial for those that may have missed it!
 Burlap is SUPER cheap! I got 1 yard of burlap at Joann's for around $2 using a coupon. I also got the Fall ribbon from Joann's. The "N" and other fall embellishments I had on hand.
Here's how I did it:1. I unwound the hook of a wire hanger so it was one long wire.2. I formed it into a circle shape.3. Cut my burlap into 3" strips. I used exactly 1 yard of burlap. You could use up to two yards for a more tightly folded look.4. I folded the strips back and forth as I threaded it through the wire. Super easy.photo via Halloween post
5. Once I had a full-looking wreath, I spaced out the fabric and secured it in random places, using hot glue, to the wire hanger so it didn't slide around.


6. Finally, I rewound the wire to close the hanger. I ended up keeping the hook part of the hanger so I could hang the wreath from it on my door. 
7. Made a quick bow and used wire to secure it in place.

8. Finally, I added the gold (spray painted) "N" and a few Fall embellishments to dress it up a bit. The "N" and the Fall foliage were originally from Hobby Lobby but I had them on hand.
Start to finish you're looking at about a 30-45 minute project for under $5! Can't beat that! No excuses for a wreath-less door this season!