DIY fall wreath (hooty-hoo!)

Maybe Fall will come faster if there is a wreath waiting for it on our front door? Yes? I thought so too :)
What you need:
wreath (i used the same on from THIS project, just stripped the fabric off!)
old flannel shirts
piece of cardboard
scissors
straight pins
chalkboard spraypaint
(not pictured) spray adhesive

cut strips out of your flannel shirts. i used three different patterns and only used the sleeves- it was PLENTY! (save the bodies of the flannel shirts for a FUN guest post tutorial coming to ya next week!)

wrap the flannel around the wreath and stick the pins in them. Make one side of your wreath the "front" and one the "back". Do all of your pinning on the back.

continue until your entire wreath is covered in flannel strips.

now, cut out an owl (or some other shape, you decide!) shape

grab your chalkboard spray paint and spray 2 coats on the front.

while that's drying, make some cute flannel rosettes out of your leftover fabric strips.

attach them on the wreath with straight pins.

add some flannel to your hooty to make him have wings and a belly.

and attach to your wreath with hot glue! Add a loop of flannel at the top, and hang from a command hook on your front door.

a cute little Fall wreath :)

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