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Pumpkin Wreath with Burlap Bow
Posted by melissa on Oct 6, 2013 in fall, wreaths | 10 comments
Pumpkin season is in full swing!
Are you still looking for a way to add a few to your home?
Here’s a way to add eleven…
…and it only take a few minutes to make!
It would look perfect on your front door! 🙂
Here is how to make a pumpkin wreath!
Add moss to a grapevine wreath and wrap it with floral wire to hold it in place.
Hot glue pumpkin picks to the wreath.
{I used 11 pumpkins.}
Using wired burlap ribbon and a contrasting ribbon,
make the bow.
Loop and twist the ribbon in the center.
Make a total of 6 loops.
Tie in the center with the contrasting ribbon.
Attach the bow to the wreath.
Hang on your front door,
and enjoy for the entire fall season!
Life to the full!
Melissa
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I hope you’re really getting into the relaxing mode now thatyou’re in FL. Oh yeah, lucky gal.
Great wreath and so quick and easy. If I didn’t already have one I’d be making this baby. Love how the colors really pop with the bright green moss on wreath. The bow is pretty snazzy also. Enjoy Happy week
How Cute!! I’m glad I’ve got several doors – you’ve made so many adorable door decorations!!
adorable wreath!! it really looks great, you make it seem so easy 🙂 thanks for sharing.
I’m having a give a way going on right now, if you’re interested I hope you enter. 🙂
it’s a fall inspired sign I painted.
Have a Lovely day,
Molly
What a cute wreath and love the touch of burlap!!
Cynthia
pumpkins, moss, burlap, what can go wrong??? I LOVES it….lol
Love this wreath : )
Super cute!!
Your wreath turned out so cute! I love the burlap bow. Thanks for the tutorial, this would also look great on a Christmas wreath. Stopping by from the Pumpkin Parade 🙂
i love this! i love that you used little pumpkin picks, too because i have seen some with real gourds and wonder how heavy they must be!
What a fun idea! And this is great because it will last through the entire season.
Thanks for linking up to the PUmpkin Parade.