DIY Autumn Animal Print Wreath

 It is hard to believe that Autumn is right around the corner. Seems like summer just started. Autumn is my favorite season and I love fall crafts. I usually make a new fall wreath every year. This year I decided to make an animal print one.

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Below is a video tutorial showing exactly how I created my project.

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For the animal print, I used the coolest Faux Leather Ribbon by Gwen Studios.

They have several different patterns and it was hard to choose which one I wanted to use but decide on the cheetah one since it matched the fall colors for my wreath. It was super easy to wrap around the foam ring and using the Xyron Multi-Stick Glue Gun to help hold it into place.

I used several leaves and some flowers and also adhered them to the wreath using the Xyron Multi-Stick Glue Gun. I was able to adhere everything to this wreath without having to add any more glue sticks since it holds three glue sticks at once. Which makes it really nice to not have to stop all the time to add another one.

Next, I hung it on my front door ready for the Autumn season.

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