This simple but beautiful Tissue Paper Fall Wreath remains to be one of my all-time favourite Fall crafts for toddlers and preschoolers.

It poured rain for the better part of the day, and because we’re focusing on fall leaf crafts this month, we had an excuse to pull out the craft supplies and make this easy Autumn wreath.  

We love making wreaths this way, and make them for pretty much every season and occasion. They’re really easy and the hooligans love the process.

The best part? Crumpling of the tissue paper of course!  Little ones just love that step!   

tissue paper fall wreath cover pic

You’re going to love this one.  It’s an easy paper plate craft that all ages will enjoy making.

Supplies:

To make our Fall Wreath, you’ll need:

  • paper plates (or cardboard cut into circles – the panels of a cereal box are great for this)
  • tissue paper
  • glue
  • brown construction paper or a paper bag
  • artificial leaves or flowers
supplies for tissue paper fall wreath

How we made our wreaths:

We used paper plates with the centers cut out as the base for our wreaths.

Each Hooligan tore a piece of brown construction paper into strips.

These strips were supposed to look like twigs or branches.  

toddlers gluing paper strips to paper plate
preschooler gluing crumpled tissue paper to paper plate fall wreath

Once the “branches” were glued around the wreath, we crumpled 3×3 inch squares of fall coloured tissue paper and glued those where-ever we pleased.

Next we got out our low-heat glue gun and the Hooligans tried that out for the first time, adding a couple of artificial fall leaves and a ribbon for hanging.

3 fall wreaths made by toddlers and preschoolers with tissue paper and paper plates

I didn’t think of it when the Hooligans were here, but after they’d gone home I added a couple of artificial sunflowers to my wreath for a pop of colour.

toddler fall art with tissue paper and torn paper bag

And this is what the two youngest Hooligans created.  I was running short on paper plates, so they made Fall Trees by gluing our wreath materials onto a narrow strip of cardboard.  

Happy Fall! 🙂

More Fall Crafts for Toddlers and Preschoolers:

Bark and Paint Swatch Trees

Tissue Twig Trees

Fall Hand Trees

Popcorn Trees

Fabulous Fall Collage

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