I love natural, slightly wild looking decor, and this corn husk wreath is exactly that! It’s also pretty easy to make. And if you’re able to get free cornstalks, like I was, it only costs a few dollars to make.

I know a lot of people are ready to put away fall decor and bring on all things Christmas after today. But I keep most of my fall decor up through Thanksgiving. So I’m still over here, making fall crafts!

Last year, I cut branches and vines to create my fall mantel. It had a slightly untamed look, and I loved it. I think this wreath has a similar vibe going on.

For cost, I only had to pay for my wreath frame, which was thrifted (you can always find old wreaths at thrift stores and pull the fake flowers off them – I did this last year to make eucalyptus wreaths). I had the floral wire and floral tape that I used on hand already from past projects. So this turned out to be a pretty cheap wreath to make!

Supplies for corn husk wreath:

• wreath frame (I used a grapevine one, found at the thrift store)
• corn husks or dried corn leaves and tassels
• floral wire
• floral tape

Watch the video to see how easy it is to make this wreath:

Find more inspiration on our DIY and Crafts Pinterest Board.

-Manda