Fall Garland Project
It’s the first day of November and I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to transition from Halloween to traditional fall decor around my home. I love this simple garland (via Fun.kyti.me) made from Indian corn, twine and burlap.
This is a no-sew project that requires hot glue, a couple eyelet screws, and a wood stapler. You can hang it across a mantle, entryway, or empty corner to inspire the festive autumn feeling of November.
Fall Garland with Indian Corn and Burlap Triangles, Photo by: Sibylle @Fun.kyti.me
Click the photo to see the full instructions. It’s a simple, quick project that you can customize for any location.
Photo by: Sybille @Fun.kyti.me
Do you have any great decorating projects to take you through November? I’d love to hear about them over here!
Dear Katie! I hope you don’t mind, I just posted some thanksgiving garland I made on your facebook fan page. I love your style and have bought your products at Meijer. Here is the link to my project:
http://remadesimpleblog.blogspot.com/2011/11/simple-thanksgiving-felt-garland.html
Hi Kristina,
I love love love your felt garland. Thank you so much for sharing!