Have I mentioned that Halloween is my favorite time of the year? Oh I have? Right. Well it is. I love when I see people incorporate their own style into holiday decorating. It makes a home feel a little less “bought” and a little more personal. After all, isn’t it so much more enjoyable coming home to a place filled with all of the things that you love?
I suppose it is no secret that I love all things western. I couldn’t wait to incorporate a little western flair into my Halloween decorating. I started with a fun Halloween Hoedown Wreath.
It is a collection of gingham and bandana… the perfect western touch for your Halloween door.
DIY tutorial:
Materials needed:
1 straw wreath (14 inch wreath shown here)
2 orange bandanas
2 black bandanas
.25 yard of black and white gingham fabric
.25 yard of orange and white gingham fabric
Jute rope
Screw Driver
Step 1:
Cut the fabric with pinking sheers into 1-2 inch x 3-4 inch strips. Place the strips into piles.
Step 2:
Punch the center of the strip into the straw wreath with the screw driver.
Step 3:
Repeat step 2, intermixing the fabric for a nice blend of colors and patterns.
Step 4:
Tie the jute rope at the top of the wreath. Make a loop and cut any excess rope. This will allow for easy hanging.
Step 5:
Tie excess strips of fabric into knots around the loop.
Step 6:
Arrange the fabric strips to conceal the jute rope. Make sure there are no holes showing throw to the straw wreath.
You have a festive Halloween wreath… with just a touch of western fun. 
Happy Fall Y’all!
