Remove the stem from the pumpkin and place it aside for later.

Cut paper bags into roughly 2-inch strips. (you should get 4 strips per bag and they don't have to be perfect either)

Tear bag glue to make one long strip.

Place a drop of hot glue on the bottom of the pumpkin and set one end of the paper bag onto the glue. Allow it to dry for about 20 seconds or so.

Twist the bag upwards to the top of the pumpkin where you removed the stem. (there will be about 1/4 of the bag left after twisting)

Place another drop of glue at the top and stick the paper bag down on it to dry.

Snip the excess paper bag off at the top.

Continue the process around the foam pumpkin slowly angling the paper bags around the base of the pumpkin.

After your pumpkin is fully covered, put your hands around the paper bag to "smush" it down around the foam pumpkin to make sure you have covered every space. If you have orange from the pumpkin showing through, you can add a dab of glue on the side (under the paper bags) to force them to stay in place. (I had to do this a few times).

Once you have the pumpkin completely covered, place a dab of glue on top and put the stem back in place.

Wrap jute twine around the stem to cover it completely. You may need to add a little glue as you get closer to the top so it stays in place as you wrap it on top.

Now that your stem is in place and you have your pumpkin fully covered, take your floral wire and unroll about 8 inches of it out.

Cut the wire in half so you have 2 equal pieces.

Fold each piece in half and pinch the top with needle nose pliers.

Hold the tip of the wire that's folded and roll out each side to make a leaf shape.

Place a dab of glue at the base of the stem and set the wire leaf form. Allow to dry and then roll from the middle to the tip up so it semi-curls forward.