Fall Wreath Bow for Front Door and Holiday Decor - Plaid Thanksgiving Topper

• TWO FABRICS ONE BOW: This fall bow for wreath and door styling stacks orange plaid over a wide tan band, made for extra depth, with both tones showing in every loop and tail
• WIRED EDGE AUTUMN RIBBON: You receive one bow, 8.3 x 13 in, tied from 2.5 in wide wired ribbon in woven polyester with a burlap feel, suitable for indoor and covered outdoor displays
• TOPS THE HARVEST TREE: Designed for crowning an autumn tree through Thanksgiving, and it dresses garlands, fence posts, mailboxes, and staircase railings just as well
• FLUFFS OUT FAST: The bow ships rolled to keep its wired edges safe and is made for quick reshaping; unroll it, spread the loops, and pinch each fold straight. An iron on low heat clears any deep crease
• TWIST TIE ON BACK: A silver twist tie comes fixed behind the knot, so the bow grips a wreath frame, branch, or railing in seconds and unwinds for reuse next season. Great as a topper on a hostess gift

The Kutyndrix fall wreath bow is a single hand-tied piece that layers an orange, red, and green plaid strip over a wide tan faux linen band. Two fabrics in one bow give each loop and tail real depth, so it stands out on a wreath or at the top of a tree.

You receive 1 bow, 8.3 x 13 in, tied from 2.5 in wired edge ribbon and finished with dovetail cut tails and a wrapped center knot. That size suits wreaths from about 18 to 26 in across and reads clearly at the top of a full size tree. A silver twist tie behind the knot holds it to almost any spot in seconds.

Wire it onto a grapevine wreath for the front door in September, move it to the tree once the harvest decorations go up, or hang it above a porch welcome sign for Thanksgiving week. It also finishes a lantern, a mailbox post, or the center of a buffet garland when guests come over.

The bow arrives rolled in a protective sleeve; unroll it, spread the loops, and pinch the wired edges until the shape fills out. An iron on low heat smooths a stubborn fold. The colors hold up well through the season on a covered porch or doorway. After Thanksgiving, untwist the tie, press the bow flat, and it fluffs back out next year.