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Buy Now: $4.99Fall is such a colorful and fun season! The leaves turn beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow. The air is cool, and it’s the perfect time to enjoy creative indoor activities with kids. One of the best and easiest fall crafts for kids is making a Fall Leaves Wreath.
In this craft, children can use paper leaves to create their very own wreath. It’s a great way for them to explore colors, patterns, and shapes while having fun.
What You Need
Here are the simple materials for this craft:
- Printed leaf templates with patterns (from the free PDF)
- Printed blank leaf outlines (also in the PDF)
- White or colored card stock paper (for the wreath base)
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Coloring pencils, crayons, or markers
- Optional: Glitter, stickers, or sequins for extra decoration
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Print the Templates
Download the free Fall Leaves Wreath PDF from the link at the bottom of this post.
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The PDF includes:
- Patterned leaves – ready to color
- Blank leaf outlines – for kids to make their own patterns
Print them on regular or thick paper.
Step 2: Color the Leaves
Using markers, crayons, or coloring pencils, color the leaves in beautiful fall shades like red, orange, yellow, and brown.
If you are using blank leaf outlines, first draw patterns (zigzags, dots, swirls, stripes) before coloring. This step lets kids be as creative as they want!
Step 3: Cut Out the Leaves
Carefully cut around each leaf shape. If kids are young, help them with the scissors.
Tip: Keep the cutting lines smooth so the leaves look neat.
Step 4: Make the Wreath Base
Cut a large circle from a piece of cardstock. Then, cut a smaller circle inside to make a ring shape. This will be your wreath base.
You can also trace two plates (one big and one small) to make a perfect ring.
Step 5: Glue the Leaves
Start gluing the leaves around the wreath base. Overlap them a little so the wreath looks full.
Mix colors and patterns to make it more interesting.
Step 6: Add Extra Decorations (Optional)
For extra sparkle, you can add glitter, sequins, or stickers to the leaves. Kids can also write their names or “Happy Fall” in the center of the wreath.
Step 7: Display Your Wreath
Once the glue is dry, hang the wreath on your door, window, or wall. You can use a ribbon or string to hang it up.
