Burlap Harvest Pumpkins {Pottery Barn Inspired}

Published: Nov 23, 2013 · Modified: Nov 23, 2013 by Ashley Phipps · 275 words. · About 2 minutes to read this article. · Leave a Comment · This post may contain affiliate links · This blog generates income via ads and sponsored posts · This blog uses cookies · See our privacy policy for more info Filed Under: Craft

I've been wanting to make some cute Burlap Pumpkins for a long time and last year when I saw these cute Harvest Pumpkins from Pottery Barn, I knew they would be the inspiration for my next pumpkin project! It just took me a year to actually get them done....oops!

Not that they were so hard the took a year...I just had to many other things to create last fall and these simply did not get done 🙂

But I love how my PB Knock-Off Burlap Harvest Pumpkins turned out! Here is what my version look like:

Harvest Burlap Pumpkin {Pottery Barn Inspired} | #fall #diy #thanksgiving #pumpkins #pbknockoff

And here is my original inspiration from Pottery Barn:

Pottery Barn Burlap Pumpkins

To create this craft you will need:

tan natural looking fabric like muslin or linen
tan burlap
raffia
twine
brown felt
hot glue gun
foam or plastic pumpkin (I found mine at the dollar store)

You will simply cut your muslin and burlap into strips and hot glue them on your pumpkin. Cover the entire pumpkin with your muslin and then go back and add your burlap strips.

Next add raffia, attaching using hot glue, and then your twine.

Cut a double-layer of felt for your stem and hot glue it together leaving it open along the bottom. Place your pumpkin stem into your felt pumpkin stem and hot glue in place.

Easy, quick and lovely! I just love how my Harvest Burlap Pumpkin turned out!