pour approximately 3/4- 1 cup of poly pellets in a sandwich baggie.

place the baggie in the center of the fully opened cloth napkin.

place a handful of polyfill on the baggie.

pull all four corners of the fabric up towards the center and secure them together with a zip tie but do not tighten the zip tie completely.

pull the edges of the napkin all the way through the zip tie, making sure the edges are secure in the zip tie.

pull the zip tie snugly ensuring the napkin edges and corners are all secured inside the grip of the zip tie.

fold the heavy gauge wire in half and then stick it into the hole created with the zip tie. try not to damage the cloth napkin with the wire.

tie a length of the jute twine around the neck that the zip tie created leaving plenty of excess.

pull two of the fabric napkin corners in towards the heavy gauge wire and wrap the jute twine around the corners and up the were creating a thick and bulky pumpkin stem.

slightly bend the stem for a whimsical look.

cut one leaf design from scrap fabric like burlap or heavy canvas.

push the end of the fabric leaf into the same area as the heavy gauge wire.