Hmm. Well I guess you can glue leaves, pumpkins, and a fall
colored bow along with a small scarecrow (or maybe just A scarecrow head on one side. Then you can flip it over and work with Garland and red and green bows and anything else Christmasy on the other side.
Use a 2-piece cape (2 pieces of fabric the same length) on the scarecrow, with one side going over the wreath to hide the wreath when the scarecrow is displayed. Then when you want the wreath displayed, flip the cape the other direction, and wrap down around the scarecrow.
The cape will also give a dark background to either one, which is good for mounting lights against.
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Hmm. Well I guess you can glue leaves, pumpkins, and a fall
colored bow along with a small scarecrow (or maybe just A scarecrow head on one side. Then you can flip it over and work with Garland and red and green bows and anything else Christmasy on the other side.
Try googling thay queston
I've not seen this in the wreath, but in the board hangings, which could be hung on door or wall. Check here on this site; https://www.pinterest.com/pin/93590498485668110/?lp=true
Use a 2-piece cape (2 pieces of fabric the same length) on the scarecrow, with one side going over the wreath to hide the wreath when the scarecrow is displayed. Then when you want the wreath displayed, flip the cape the other direction, and wrap down around the scarecrow.
The cape will also give a dark background to either one, which is good for mounting lights against.