Who would have thought that corn husk can be used to achieve a delightful Mid-Century modern look? To make this wreath, you simply wrap the corn husk in a sunburst manner around a wreath form. Hang and enjoy! Tutorial

How beautiful! This is a simple DIY Thanksgiving wreath that you can construct using items that you probably already have in your home. My favorite part of this wreath is the frame with the message. Tutorial

How clever! To make this fun clothespin wreath, you will need a circular wire base and wooden clothespins painted in fun fall colors. You pin the clothespins around the wreath base and write the things or names of people that you're grateful for. Tutorial

The simple how-to after the link shows you a way to give a plain grapevine wreath a fall-appropriate makeover. I love the chenille roses that Kirsten made for this wreath. Pretty, right? Also pretty awesome: she provided a free printable for the Give Thanks sign. Tutorial

How beautiful and festive! I am loving the combination of the rustic burlap and girly pink and orange fabrics used in this wreath. Of course, I am also all sorts of in love with the use of the scrabble tiles. Tutorial

This is another DIY Thanksgiving wreath idea that you can make using burlap. Instead of fabric rosettes, though, you will be embellishing the burlap wreath with felt flowers. And a turkey made of yarn. Seriously, this turkey is the cutest. Tutorial

A DIY Thanksgiving wreath in a trendy pattern? Why not? This is a simple hot gluing project. You make a frame using cardboard, cover it in fabric, and then start hot gluing the wheat following a chevron pattern. Fill the gaps with more wheat stalks and you're done. Make sure that you use two tones of wheat for more visual appeal. Tutorial

For those who know how to wield crocheting needles, we have here a free pattern for a turkey and candy corns in two sizes. Check out the link for the complete how-to. Tutorial

Her is is another simple way to make a DIY Thanksgiving wreath. You will need a straw wreath base and lots of paper to make this door or mantel Thanksgiving decor. I like the idea of recycling book pages to make a wreath. Newspaper or magazine pages might also work. Tutorial

This is a DIY Thanksgiving wreath that exudes bounty. The base used for this wreath is a tomato cage. You remove the top and then use the spokes to display the corn, gourds, and berries. Tutorial Hope you find something fun to do from this list of DIY Thanksgiving wreaths. If you have other ideas for making a DIY Thanksgiving wreath, we'd love to check them out. Tell us about them via the comments below. Top Image Source: furnishburnish.com