I am back today with a special fall tutorial, my friends!
This is a super duper easy and affordable craft.
My kind of project folks!
You will need the following items:
Burlap
Needle and thread
Polyfil fiber
Letter stencil
Sharpie marker
Stick
Grab your burlap.
Cut out a rectangle.
Mine measured 11 x 18.
If you want it smaller, cut a smaller rectangle.
If you want it larger, cut a larger rectangle.
Rocket science, I know.
Fold your burlap rectangle in half.
Using your needle and thread,
hand stitch all the way up.
{Holding the two ends together}
You will end up with this.
A burlap looking sack.
Stand up your sack,
forming basically a cylinder.
Place your seam on the INSIDE.
{You don't want to see this on your finished pumpkin}
Grab your letter stencil.
Or, do what I did, should you not have one.
Pull up microsoft word on your computer.
Pick a font that you like.
Pick your letter.
Use a sheet of notebook paper and trace directly off of your computer screen.
Make your own stencil by cutting out the inside of the letter.
Use tape to hold it in place.
Grab your sharpie and color in your stencil.
Flip your sack upside down.
Thread your needle.
Stitch through the burlap,
basically around the entire circle,
pulling taught as you go.
Reinforce by stitching tightly in place.
{As seen in picture above}
Flip your sack right side up.
Stuff with your polyfil fiber until full.
Use the same method for the top as you did on the base of your sack.
But this time leave a tiny hole in the top.
This will be where you glue your stick.
Grab a stick or twig and your hot glue gun.
Put a big glob of glue on the base of your stick,
shove it in the top of your sack.
I also added a few pieces of jute for extra detail.
Congrats,
you now have a pumpkin!
{No longer a sack}
Haha!
{No longer a sack}
Haha!
I will be sharing with these ladies this week.
Along with a special party that I literally wait for ALL year!
Check all of them out for some lovely inspiration!
Thank you for stopping by.
Until next time!
Thank you for stopping by.
Until next time!









9 comments:
Love this....thank you so much for sharing. when things slow down here I am going to make one! Dianntha
That is really cute! And it's so easy I know I could do it. Thanks for sharing!
Hello, Amanda! This looks so do-able! so darling, I wonder if I could hot glue the edges??
Oh my heck I totally just bought a huge roll of burlap and only used a tiny square! Now I can make this cute craft! This is super easy and looks so cute! New follower here! Would love for you to visit me and join my site as well!
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This looks great. I would love for you to share this and some of your other posts at Saturday Show and Tell (http://www.cheeriosandlattes.com/saturday-show-tell-32/). Have a great day!
-Mackenzie
http://www.cheeriosandlattes.com
This is great! Do come ‘n’ brag: link it up at our linky party, http://www.finecraftguild.com/, ‘Time for a Party’ !
Great post! Saw you linked up on some link parties. Would love it if you linked up on my blog hop and added it to your list www.w-t-fab.com/search/label/bloghop. Also let me know if you'd like to follow each other!
So very cute! I love the font too.
<3 Christina at I Gotta Create!
Wildly Original linky party is open
Wow, I love it. So simple and so perfect. I have a weekend link party if you'd care to share there:
http://westernwarmth.blogspot.com/2012/10/weekend-warmth-7.html
Bobi
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