How to make a burlap wreath

I've always wanted a cute Razorback wreath...but some of them are a little TOO much for me.  So I figured I'd make my own.  I found this burlap ribbon at Hobby Lobby...

(there are two sizes of this ribbon...I bought the larger size that is 9.99 a spool.  I used 2.5 spools)

and this wreath frame...

You will also need pipe cleaners.  Gold pip cleaners would be better...but when you live in a small town and the only thing that's open on the day you decide to work on this is Sunday...well, whatever the dollar store has, you'll take.  I got rainbow! LOL!  Luckily I made sure they don't show through.  I cut each pipe cleaner to make three equal pieces.  This was a great length to tie the burlap tot he frame.

First you make a loop with the burlap, whatever size you want and tie a piece of pipe cleaner at the bottom of the loop.  Continue doing this all the way around the wire hanger.  I started on the bottom wire and each loop I fastened was on a different wire.  So bottom, middle, top, middle, bottom, etc.  That way the wire didn't show through the burlap.  I used 2.5 spools of this ribbon and when I finished it looked like this...

Not perfect, but not bad for my first wreath.  I wanted this to be a razorback wreath for the front door, so I searched for a wooden razorback.  That search didn't go well.  I had almost given up and then I was getting off the escalator at Dillard's and saw this adorable burlap one...the perfect size!!

I cut a piece of burlap and folded it in half and made a loop to attach this.  I used pipe cleaners to fasten it to the frame.  Then I found some black letters at Michael's and hot glued it to the bottom of the wreath...

Very easy project...much easier than the season we are facing!  WOO PIG SOOIE!!!!!!!!!