How To Make A Velvet Pumpkin

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

These velvet pumpkins are so cute and so easy to make!
𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐝: (𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐬)
✅ Velvet fabric - amzn.to/2cVPSEx
✅ Heavy thread - amzn.to/2cVQoT8
✅ Long needle - amzn.to/2clOp9E
✅ Scissors - amzn.to/2clNqX2
✅ Polyester fiberfill - amzn.to/2cuCRAD
✅ Hot glue gun - amzn.to/2cqoOxr
✅ Dry rice or beans
✅ Round objects to make your circles - plates, bowls or even pizza pans. My 3 sizes are 10", 12 1/2" and 15" in diameter.
✅ Stem - I saved stems from last year's pumpkins. You can also ask at a pumpkin farm, or use stems from butternut or acorn squash.

[@armrugatewood9110]

Thanks again! I’m going to use different color seasonal fabrics to make pumpkins-great idea

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Sounds great!

[@carmenlaboy5129]

Beautiful I loved, I have been looking for an easy tutorial
on how to make pumpkins out of fabric, and this one has been
the one I liked the best, easy instructions to follow, thanks
for sharing this DIY tutorial. 🤗🌻🎃🌻🍁🍂🎃🌻

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@casalunafloraldesign6910]

Beautiful work. Best video.
Thank you for sharing your creativity.

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thank you for your kind words, and for watching!

[@mioortiz8225]

End to a perfect day. I wanted to make these so badly. I found my velvet fabric and now your tutorial. Thank you so much.

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@anitawolcott9904]

These are adorable and as a former Iowa girl, loved seeing Hy-Vee rice. :-)

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@leesam3012]

Great video! I have made some this year using fabric and sweaters. I have cut sticks as the stems. I will definitely save my pumpkin stems this year to dry out and replace the sticks next year!
Take care!

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@lauraedsonavon5593]

Great Video! I'm a beginner and your video was super easy to understand! Thank you!!!!!

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks!

[@midwestgirl7028]

I just purchased several of these and thought to myself upon examining them, "Hmm...I think I could make these myself." And after watching this video, I know I can! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise :)

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Lori, I'm so glad the tutorial was helpful! They really are very easy to make. Thanks for watching!

[@born_again_barbie]

Same here! Wonderful and easy tutorial.

[@amymcgovern1215]

Loved it!! Thank you for your help!!! Best video out there!!!!! You rock! Wish you taught classes in Baltimore, MD!!

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks Amy! You made my day! Thanks for watching!

[@nancyjames9471]

I love these! Thanks for showing us. 😍

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@reniehandler2595]

So adorable!

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks Renie! They are so cute and easy to make. Thanks for watching!

[@summersez1673]

Thank you so much! I've been looking for a good tutorial for pumpkins and you make this seem so easy! Subscribed!

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@joanneforesta5324]

great instructions

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@angelamcf]

Great tutorial!! Can’t wait to make my own!!

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Good luck, and thanks for watching!

[@GiGiwreathdesigns]

Thank you so much.
You are a great teacher

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@conniedetevis2119]

Sand is better for weight than food products like rice and beans. Dollar Tree has 1lb. bags of sand in different colors. On my sewing machine I sewed small pouches out of scrap fabric filled with sand and stitched the opening shut.

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Thanks for watching!

[@paulamarglin811]

Thanks so much for this great tutorial. What a great way to be able to use small pieces of fabric. I have a lot of burlap and wired twine (from OASIS Home & Hobby). It think some "rustic pumpkins" will look nice mixed in with the mums on my covered porch.

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Paula, great idea! Thanks for watching!

[@queenosinachi9784]

Thanks for the tutorial. My question is won't the rice make it too heavy?

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Not at all

[@maryreid5308]

Would sand work instead of rice?

[@JannNewtonSewOften]

Probably, I've never tried sand.