Craft a homemade pumpkin garland with simple, budget-friendly finds from your local dollar store. Ideal for bringing a touch of autumn charm to your mantel or seasonal festivities.
Measure a piece of twine that you would like to use for your garland. Add a few extra feet for each end and cut with scissors.
Tie a knot at one end of the twine, leaving excess for hanging.
Thread the twine through the needle. Use the needle to punch through the pumpkins and thread them onto the twine. You'll want to keep the thread at the top of the pumpkin so the weight keeps the stem up.
Knot before and after each pumpkin if you find they are sliding easily on the thread. You can also add a dab of hot glue.
If you find any issues pushing the needle through the pumpkins, use a sharp item like an awl to create a hole. Then thread.
String all pumpkins until you've reached the desired length. Tie a final knot and hang.