This corn cob wreath makes a great fall decoration.
It can also be made for the squirrels and they will love it to pieces!
So easy to make. I made my wreath for my squirrels and they loved it. It did not last long.
Materials:
I first had my husband cut the corn cobs into approximately two inch pieces.
Cut several pieces of raffia in 12"- 15" pieces.
Next I tied the pieces onto the wire form using the raffia.
I chose to use raffia for several reasons one, I thought it looked nice against the corn. Two, I wanted something so squirrels could get the corn off fairly easy. Three I thought it may be good for the birds and squirrels to use in their nests.
I secured the corn by going under the two middle wires (above) and letting then tying the raffia so it went between the corn rows to hold in place (below).
I alternated the corn for a little texture, so one sat in the grove and is turned sideways, tying each one with a simple bow tie.
When I was finished putting all the corn around the frame, I added some raffia to the top as a bow and some extra to hang down, mostly for looks.
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I hung it on my bird/ squirrel feeder. It took a while for the squirrels to check it out but once they did it did not take them long to enjoy it completely!
I made my wreath specifically for the squirrels; however this wreath could be made as a fall decoration.
I think it would look great made out of Indian corn with all the color and texture it would look great hanging as a front door wreath or even over a fireplace.