Fall and Thanksgiving Printable Wreath Banners

Well, hello hello, my friends. I had this fun idea hit me the other day. These Fall and Thanksgiving Printable Wreath Banners are the perfect accessory to add to your favorite seasonal wreath. No matter if you already have a favorite existing Fall wreath (or if you want to make a new one) just change out the printable banner!

You see, I have “this thing” for fonts. I can’t help it. I’m naturally drawn to them, and if it’s done or created correctly the font itself can be a decor statement. So my fun idea was basically to use the same Fall wreath for Thanksgiving as well, but just change out the printable banner.

Another fun detail about these Fall and Thanksgiving Printable Wreath Banners is that you can totally customize your own color!

I just used card stock from my scrap pile. You know those 12×12 pages they have at craft stores, but you only use half of it? Yep. That’s what I used. Even my edges were uneven, but I just used scissors and made it all even & attached with ease. As you’ll see in the printable widget box (at the bottom of this post) it’s just a black & white printable. But if you add colored paper to your home printer – you’ve got a fun colored banner. That way you aren’t using any color ink – which makes it cheaper on you. Good idea – right?

Of course, I had to make a new wreath. It’s like my signature thing to create for Fall. Almost all the items for my wreath came from Target’s dollar spot! I love the color scheme of their fabric pumpkins, foliage and berries this year. So pretty when they’re all clustered together.

Obviously, any kind of wreath will work for these Fall and Thanksgiving printable wreath banners. I think they would even be cute to add to your child’s school, classroom or church wreaths.

These printables are for personal use only, please.
I highly recommend using card stock while printing these banners.
The thicker the paper the better so that the banner will keeps it’s form while on the wreath.
Obviously, paper is not waterproof, but you could try laminating to make them water resistant.