Faux Quilted Hoop Pumpkins - Ann Butler Designs

Good Morning Y’all! Beth with @creativelybeth here to share these fun Faux Quilted Hoop Pumpkins to celebrate that Fall is right around the corner! Quick and easy to create with limited supplies with such a cute result!

Here’s how to make Faux Quilted Hoop Pumpkins

STEP ONE:

Using a stylus, add ColorBox Crafter’s Ink by Ann Butler in Tangerine to the wooden embroidery hoops.

STEP TWO:

Tape down natural muslin to work surface with painter’s tape. Mist fabric lightly and apply Tangerine Crafter’s Ink with a stylus tool. Let dry.

STEP THREE:

Measure and cut two 36″ lengths of satin seam binding ribbon and place in a zip-top plastic bag. Mist generously with water, then add 6-8 drops of Crafter’s Re-Inker in Limelight and scrunch plastic bag until the ribbon has been dyed. Let dry on paper towel.

STEP FOUR:

Randomly stamp the Background Basics Basket, Picnic, Diamonds and Checks stamps directly on to the dry fabric with Crafter’s Ink in Tangerine.

STEP FIVE:

Layout the dyed ribbon on a paper towel and stamp randomly with the Background Basics Stitch Stamps and Crafter’s Ink in Evergreen. Continue until all of the ribbon has been stamped.

STEP SIX:

Stretch fabric over the embroidery hoops, tighten the screw at the top, then trim the excess fabris at the back.

STEP SEVEN:

Tie a double bow at the top of each embroidery hoop to create leaves and vines.

These faux quilted hoop pumpkins are perfect for Fall, but add eyes, a nose and mouth with black felt to create a spooky set of Jack-O-Lanterns to create a double duty craft project!

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