Easy Fall Signs & Cute Crocheted Pumpkins
October 15, 2020
I found this small fall stencil pack at Joann Fabrics recently while checking out the fall craft areas at several stores.
There were 5 stencils in the package.
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In Dollar Tree's Christmas area, I picked up these Christmas tree cutouts for some upcoming easy Christmas projects.
This season Dollar Tree has Halloween words like Haunted, Spooky and Beware.
The first project I made with these finds was a Sweater Weather sign using the one of the Joann Fabrics Tulip stencils (they needed to be punched/pressed out), along with one of the wood cutouts from Dollar Tree.
I swirled my stencil brush on a paper plate to remove excess paint. To get crisp stencil lines, the brush should be almost dry.
If you have ever wanted to try your hand at stenciling, pick up some of these inexpensive stencils to practice!
I stenciled a few more dots on those areas.
For the arrow cutout, I used Haunted Home portion of this Dollar Tree Stencil.
I used Dixie Belle Paint in Fluff for the stenciling.
I waxed both signs with Dixie Belle's Best Dang Wax in Clear, and added the jute strings back for hanging.
Here is the Sweater Weather sign with the added dots and wax.
I thought the sweater sign looked especially perfect with these three little crocheted pumpkins, made by my friend, Diane.
If you can crochet, here is the YouTube video tutorial on crocheted pumpkins.
Diane used Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick Yarn from Joann Fabrics and a "K" crochet hook for these pumpkins. Her yarn colors were spice, butterscotch and grey marble.
Diane also used sticks from her yard as stems instead of cinnamon sticks, and Ashland Coiled Wire from Michael's for the tendrils.
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