My Fall Wreath.

I rarely ever use wreaths. It is just to windy here in Vegas. It always bangs on the door and we end up taking it down.

But all the wonderful wreaths you all have been making lately made me want to make one of my own.

I guess I will have to find a way to secure it so it won't bang
because this is way to cute to keep inside!

I started with a grapevine wreath from Walmart for $3.00.

I got three colors of felt and three colors of burlap cut at Joann's. I only got 1/4 Yard of each so it was really inexpensive.

I cut my burlap into strips and sewed them together to make one long strip. Then I did a ruffle. I did it by hand, not using the longest stitch on your machine. I tried to but burlap is just too difficult to gather.

I looped it around the wreath and secured it down.

Then I made lots of felt flowers. All different kinds and techniques.

I also made a little pumpkin out of my orange burlap. I cut a circle, hand stitched a gather stitch with ribbon around the circumference, stuffed it with pillow fluff and pulled it closed. I added a felt stump in the top.

I like it! Perfect for Fall.

I am loving this Fall wreath! I agree, too cute to keep inside! Did you just come up with the flowers on your own or did you have someplace where you got your inspiration/instructions? I would love to know how to make the bigger ones.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute wreath. That's too bad that it's too windy to put up! I want to invite you to come link this up to my Halloween party this weekend. It's too cute not to share. Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteKrista
sweet wreath-- burlap + felt are two of my favs (-:
ReplyDeletei'm your newest follower and would love for you to share this project at a crafty soiree every thursday at www.yesterdayontuesday.com
I love burlap!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
Jama
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you know i love this! i'm your newest follower (-:
ReplyDeletehope you share again tomorrow at a crafty soiree!
Really cute, I love burlap and that pumpkin is adorable. Thanks for sharing with us at A Crafty Soiree! Please join us next time too!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! Love the use of burlap and felt, and great color combination. The ruffled burlap is such a clever idea, and that little pumpkin is adorable! Nice work!
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