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Easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath Perfect for Fall

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This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!

This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!

Corn Husks From Home

Recently Mike and I took a short vacation back home to Indiana to see the family, and also his “annual trip” to go hunting. He’s a bit of a fanatic so we usually try to make it up north at least once during the fall prior to the holiday season getting crazy.

And every year, I bring home corn stalks! Could I find them in NC? Probably.

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    But I’m a dork, and like knowing they come from back home! Plus, I love creating new projects that I’ve never seen before. Thus, bringing us back today’s project at hand.

    This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!

    Corn Husk Wreath

    I wanted to make a wreath that could be used year round and made from corn husks from home. What I found out is just how easy it is. Here’s how I did it.

    Supplies

    This DIY project doesn’t require a lot of supplies at all! All you need is:

    • dried corn and stalks
    • wire wreath
    • twisted sisal rope
    • burlap to hang up your wreath

    Then, the rest is just maneuvering the corn stalks around your wreath.

    Break the Corn Stalks to Get Them To Weave

    Since corn stalks are quite stiff you will have to break them a little bit to weave them in and out of your wreath. My best advice is to take it slow, and just use twine to keep them in place.

    This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!

    Is it ok for the twine to show on the outside of the wreath?

    This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!

    Personally, I didn’t find the twine distracting or an even an eyesore on the outside of my stalks on my wreath. However, if you’re not a fan you can always wrap the husks around the twine to hide it.

    Looking for more Fall inspired DIY projects?

    • How to Create a Rustic Fall Wreath
    • DIY Reclaimed Wood Pumpkins
    • DIY Fall Rake Decor
    This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!

    Easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath Perfect for Fall

    And that’s it! Just think of the possibilities with this beauty. You can use it on the following

    • front door
    • windows
    • barn door
    • chalkboard (wink, wink. nudge, nudge)
    • at a wedding
    • gift it to a friend
    dried corn husks for wreaths


    Have a wonderful week, and craft on!

    Linda Zahora-Cathcart The Summery Umbrella
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    This super easy DIY Corn Husk Wreath is not only gorgeous, but can also be used throughout the fall season. Gotta love that!


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    About LZ Cathcart

    LZ is an artist who loves creating illustrations, custom hand lettering and patterns for gifts, home decor, fabric, and wallpaper. She is also the creative mind behind The Summery Umbrella where she shows you how to make handmade signs, various DIY projects and gorgeous home decor.

    When she’s not dreaming up new projects and designs you can typically find her drinking her fair share of coffee, hanging out with her super handy husband and her sweet and sassy daughter. They all have a hard time sitting sit so this family is constantly on the go!

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    1. ananda says

      October 29, 2015 at 1:28 am

      LZ you have such amazing style! this is so charming and country-chic!! will include in my future round-up!! xoxo

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      • LZ Cathcart says

        November 2, 2015 at 6:02 pm

        Thank you so much Ananda! I can’t wait to see it in your gorgeous round-up. You always have the best πŸ™‚

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