DIY Faux Wheat Stalks

Debi Willhoite
by Debi Willhoite
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Always inspired with crafts using twine I came across a blog that had showed wheat stalks created with it. I thought they would be a fun addition to my Fall leaf display so I wanted to make some. But durn there was no tutorial on how to do these. The only thing mentioned was the twine was braided in a fishtail hair braid.
Had no idea what a fishtail braid was.....so I did a search on how to do it. Then I had to figure out how to do this with twine to make it look like wheat stalks. After about an hour I did it!
My twine wheat stalks were just the right something to give a little eye candy to my leaf arrangement, I thought anyway...looks much better in real life! I also added them to a wire basket of faux veggies I have on my kitchen table, and a basket of pumpkins. They're kinda cool!
Some finished twine wheat stalks. And, I did a tutorial if anyone else would like to make some. Fun to make and can be used in many ways for decorating. I think next I'll use some white twine to mix in a vase with these.


My little granddaughter was up this last weekend and guess how we did her hair? Yep....in a fishtail braid and it was so cute on her! She loves her hair gussied up and I had to see if I could braid hair that way too!
Getting started!
Wrapping it up! See the blog post for the how to steps to create your own and the short list of supplies! This was a pretty fun project and fast too once you get your rhythm going. It's easy too! Two wheat braids to make one wheat stalk. Takes about 10 minutes! I made twenty! Got kinda additive too lol. I had everything on hand so it didn't cost me a thing!
Debi Willhoite
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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