#pumpkins17

s u p p l i e s :

Foam pumpkin (or real one if you wish) - http://bit.ly/2gaUUQ0

Modge podge or Elmer’s glue - http://bit.ly/2ic7Adw

Orange glitter - http://bit.ly/2xFWLmd

¾ yd Black lace - http://bit.ly/2zpkRnu

Orange paint (optional)

Hot glue

Scissors

i n s t r u c t i o n s :

Since my pumpkin was white, i decided i wanted to paint it orange to get a base color. Skip this step if your pumpkin is already orange.

Cover the pumpkin with modge podge and then with the glitter. Let it dry completely.

Then, go over the entire pumpkin with the modge podge to seal it. Let that dry as well.

Set the pumpkin on the lace and cut a large circle around it

Find the middle of the circle, and snip it. Slide the stem through the hole, secure with hot glue if necessary.

s u p p l i e s :

½ yd quilt batting - http://bit.ly/2yM7Lnb

¾ yd velvet - http://bit.ly/2yj9rUo

Small circular wood plaque - http://bit.ly/2yoKq9T

Stick for a stem

String

Hot glue

Scissors

i n s t r u c t i o n s :

Start by folding the batting in half and loosely rolling it up. Secure the ends with glue if necessary

Take the string and wrap it around the batting roll so it’s divided into fourths and tie it.

Take the wood plaque and insert it under the string on the bottom. This is so it will sit balanced on any surface.

Apply a large amount of glue to the center of the pumpkin and attach the stem.

Cut a loose circle on your velvet.

s u p p l i e s :

Foam pumpkin (or real one if you wish) - mine came from Dollar Tree, but here’s something similar: http://bit.ly/2hHn8SV

Silver studs - http://bit.ly/2hHAhLI

Silver Glitter - http://bit.ly/2xFWLmd

Mod podge or Elmer’s glue  - http://bit.ly/2ic7Adw

Black paint

2 Paint brushes

i n s t r u c t i o n s :

Paint the pumpkin black

After the paint dries, apply modge podge or glue to the stem and then sprinkle the glitter on it to cover it.