Lights4fun Felt Pumpkin Garland Halloween Party Autumn Fireplace Decoration 1.3m

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I’m not usually one for seasonal decorating though. The older I get, the less I can tolerate the clutter. I can barely handle birthday decorations being left up after the day! And here is the cutie pumpkin pictured with some cutie embroidered sugar skulls! You can find that DIY and free pattern here. The length for the orange felt pumpkin garland is 1.2m long, and the width of the felt pumpkins is 5cm. They’d be absolutely perfect on a fireplace mantle with some other seasonal decor items (like this friendly ghost banner). We’re so hoping to get our fireplace installed this winter. I can’t wait to have a mantle I can style! To prepare the leaf, use the heatnbond according to the manufacturer’s instructions to adhere the square of green felt and the green printed fabric. Then cut out the leaf through both layers.

Here are the pumpkins keeping this little ghost banner company! They’re a perfect combo for decorating for Halloween. Finish sewing up the seam. You can still add more stuffing using tweezers through the holes left at the top and bottom of the pumpkin.Use 2 strands of matching orange thread and a running stitch (or blanket stitch) to sew two pieces of the pumpkin wedges together from top to bottom. For the large pumpkin, print the pattern at 100%. For the small pumpkin, print the pattern at 80%. And I suppose for a medium sized pumpkin you could print at 90%, although I haven’t personally tried it. Ring the changes of the seasons with this simple rustic felt pumpkin garland. Subtle enough to add a touch of autumn and not be garish, but with enough colour just to be noticed, these are a tasteful and rustic way of adding a little autumn charm to your home.

Thread a long length of twine or yarn onto a large-eyed needle like a tapestry or weaving needle. (The twine I used is similar to this one. I found a small spool at my local craft store.) Yarn or another type of string would work too. I’m a big fan of using the supplies you already have on hand!Draw it through the middle of the pumpkin, right through the stuffing. Getting the twine through the stuffing may be challenging on the first pass, but it will be easier for the remaining stitches. So it follows that I love fall-themed activities, food and decor too. Apple crisp and the first cup of hot chocolate after a cool walk or trip to the playground. An outing to a pumpkin patch, and this year Ezra has been begging to go to a corn maze.