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Mini Birchwood Scarecrow
There is really not much to this project that you can't gather by looking at the pictures so i won't go into too much but I think he came out super cute! The wood pieces and the straw hats are both from Dollar Tree.
I removed the little gingham patch that came on the hat because I wanted to add some patterns that I thought would look nicer. I used my ribbon for one of them. I glued those onto the wood then glued the wood pieces together with some straw beneath the hat.
Of course you can add a face but sometimes I like to go against the tradition for a more modern version of things. I contemplated just doing the nose because it is a unique feature of the scarecrow but moved onto something else so no face for him.
He is quite small but looks really cute on top of a stack of books with larger Fall decor pieces!
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