Fall Wreath Crochet Pattern | Pumpkins, Roses & Leaves in One Pattern | 16-18 inch Autumn Door Wreath | Instant Download PDF

🍂 One pattern, five autumn motifs, and a wreath that comes out every year.

Crochet pumpkins in four sizes and colours, roses, flat open flowers, maple and oak leaves, and little berry clusters — then arrange them all on a grapevine ring and hang it on the door.

Or don't. Make the pumpkins alone for the mantelpiece, string the leaves into a garland, sew a rose onto a hat. Every element in this pattern stands on its own, which is why it earns its place in your files long after autumn.

🧶 What's Included

• ✔ Crochet patterns for pumpkins, roses, flat flowers, maple and oak leaves, and berry clusters
• ✔ Full written instructions
• ✔ Guidance for arranging and finishing the wreath
• ✔ Instant digital download — no physical item will be shipped

📏 Finished Size

Size will vary a little with your yarn, your hook and your tension — and with how densely you choose to fill the ring.

🛍️ You'll Need

For the crochet:

• Worsted weight (Category 4) cotton yarn in your autumn colours
• A 4.0–5.0 mm crochet hook
• Fibrefill for stuffing the pumpkins
• Yarn needle, stitch markers, scissors

For the wreath itself:

• A grapevine or foam wreath base
• Floral wire or hot glue for attaching your pieces

🕯️ Optional Extras — Not Part of the Pattern

The wooden "Hello Fall" sign and the fairy lights in the photographs are shop-bought items, not crochet. They are not included in the pattern and you do not need them — the wreath works perfectly well without either. They are shown because they are how we styled it, and they are easy to add if you like the look.

🪡 Skills You'll Use

Magic ring · single crochet · half double crochet · double crochet · increases · decreases · slip stitch · basic sewing and assembly

⚙️ How It Works

1. 🛒 Buy the pattern and download the PDF straight away
2. 🎃 Crochet your pumpkins, and stuff them as you go
3. 🌹 Crochet your flowers, leaves and berries
4. 🍂 Lay everything out on the bare wreath base and move it around until you like it
5. 📌 Attach your pieces, working from the largest to the smallest
6. 🚪 Hang it up

📊 Skill Level — Intermediate

None of the individual pieces is difficult. If you can work a magic ring and shape with increases and decreases, every element here is within reach, and the pumpkins in particular are very satisfying to make.

What makes this an intermediate project is scale and assembly. There are a lot of pieces, and arranging them so the wreath looks composed rather than crowded takes an eye and a bit of patience. Lay everything out before you attach anything — that is the step that decides how the finished wreath looks, and it is the one people rush.

⏳ A Note on Time

This is a real project, not an evening. Between the pumpkins, the flowers, the leaves and the berries there is a good deal to make, and it is worth knowing that before you start rather than halfway through.

It is also the kind of project that suits being picked up and put down — each piece is small and portable, and you can make one pumpkin at a time over a couple of weeks.

💰 Making These to Sell

You may sell the wreaths you make from this pattern in small quantities — at markets, at craft fairs, or to people who ask. Please do not resell, share or redistribute the pattern file itself.

🍁 Perfect For

Front door decoration · farmhouse and autumn home decor · fireplace mantels and entryways · Thanksgiving and harvest styling · seasonal wall hangings · handmade gifts · autumn craft fair stock

📦 Please Note

• This is a PDF crochet pattern. You are not buying a finished wreath — no physical item will be shipped.
• Instant digital download, available immediately after purchase.
• Colours may look different from one screen to another, and your yarn choice will change the look.