White Loopy Yarn Pumpkin Wreath
I’ve been on a loopy yarn kick lately–it’s such a fun yarn for wreaths. The trick is to stock up when it’s on sale! A little can go a long way since it gives wreaths a super textured look. This white loopy yarn pumpkin wreath is a pretty little fall wreath. I love the white yarn with the pretty velvet pumpkins–you can’t go wrong!
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Supplies:
- 18 inch wire wreath form
- Bernat Alize white Loop Yarn (I get mine at Joanns on sale or with a coupon)
- cotton stem (I got mine from Dollar Tree, these are similar)
- fall velvet pumpkins (Dollar Tree, I got navy blue, burgundy and light pink and then a small package of light gray–these are similar–choose colors that suit you!)
- scissors
- hot glue gun and glue sticks
Instructions:
Start by tying the end of the yarn around the outer ring of the wire wreath form. I did a double knot to secure it. Wrap the yarn around the entire wreath form. If you want a fuller look, push the strands closer together while you are wrapping. If you are using the 18 inch wreath form it will use the entire skein of yarn.
Once you’ve gone the whole way around, tie off the end to the wreath form or just weave it under where you’ve wrapped.
Play around with placing the pumpkins before you glue them down. When you’ve figured out what you’re happy with, glue the base of each pumpkin and put it in place. As you add more pumpkins, put a bit of glue on the sides where they touch.
I didn’t need to use a wire cutter for the cotton stem I used but you may need one depending on your stem. Add hot glue to the bottom of the cotton pieces and place them in between the pumpkins. I did the same with the smaller pumpkins.
This loopy yarn pumpkin wreath is such a sweet project. It’s easy and fairly inexpensive to make and can be totally customized in your favorite fall colors. This is an indoor wreath–you don’t want it exposed to the elements.
