Crochet Candy Corn Wreath

Several years ago, I made a wreath for my mom featuring crocheted candy corn and lots of white, orange, and yellow flowers. The wreath I made for her has always been one of my favorite wreath creations, and I finally got around to making one for myself.

I didn't want my wreath to look exactly like the one I made for my mom. So I changed things up a bit. For my mother's wreath, I included a big pumpkin, smaller pumpkins, pine cones, and a monogram letter painted like candy corn. I also mixed all the flowers together.

I just winged it when I crocheted the candy corn, and I didn't write down what I did, so I do not have a pattern for them, I used Caron Simply Soft yarn in Sunshine, Pumpkin, and Off White.

I made three...

the crochet candy corn and the flowers... All the flowers were purchased at the Dollar Tree.

I used my hot glue gun to attach the candy corn and flowers to the grapevine wreath.

For the white floral section of this wreath, I actually used off white/beige flowers. Since this is a fall wreath, I liked the idea of not using bright colors. I did add the white baby breath and white berries.

The orange part of the wreath has cool cattails, metallic/glitter leaves, and pompom flower thingies... Are those supposed to be orange dandelions? I'm not sure. 

For the yellow section, I included yellow and orange berries, dandelions(?), and more glittery leaves.

I like this one better than the one I made for my mom!