![]() I like to use a clear spray sealant and apply it in thin, even coats. If we plan on using our pumpkins outside or want them to last for a long time, we can apply a sealant to protect the paint. This gives the pumpkin a rustic and cozy feel. I like to wrap a piece of ribbon or twine around the stem of the pumpkin and tie it in a bow. Adding Ribbon or TwineĪnother way to add a touch of charm to our pumpkins is by adding ribbon or twine. I wrapped my stems in painters tape to help me hold them exactly where I wanted them as I glued them down. This gives the pumpkin a whimsical and playful look. To attach the flowers, I first remove the stem from the flower and then use hot glue to attach it to the top of the pumpkin. I like to choose flowers that match the colors of the pumpkin or the surrounding decor. One way to add a unique to you touch to your pumpkins is by using faux flowers as stems. Here are some ideas: Using Faux Flowers as Stems This is where we can get creative and make each pumpkin unique. Now that our wooden pumpkins are painted and dried, it’s time to add the final touches. That’s it! With just a few simple materials, you can create these charming wooden pumpkins to add to your fall decor. Add hot glue to the inside of an oval and attach the other on top and then attach the other side to the oval on the opposite side. ![]() You have to make sure that they are even or “level” so they will stand up properly. To attach the ovals, use a hot glue gun to attach the ovals together. Once the paint is dry, use a sanding block or zippy sander to lightly sand the edges and scuff up the paint all over the ovals. Depending on the thickness of the paint and the desired level of coverage, you may need to apply two or three coats of each color. I usually wait about 10 minutes between coats. It’s important to let each layer of paint dry completely before adding the next. Next, after the gel stain dries paint on the terra cotta paint to the front and sides of three ovals and then the pueblo on the three ovals the smaller size. Then, use a paintbrush to apply a base coat of the Americana Gel Stain in walnut. The terra cotta and pueblo colors from Folk Art craft paint give the pumpkins a warm, rustic look, but feel free to use any colors you like.īefore painting, lightly sand the wooden ovals to smooth out any rough spots. I found the wooden ovals at my local Dollar Tree, but you can also find similar ones at Hobby Lobby or online. Folk Art craft paint in toasted terra cotta and pueblo.Dollar Tree wooden ovals (Hobby Lobby has them too). ![]() This post may include affiliate links you can read my disclosure policy here. I am making one ASAP! We love to inspire you with affordable and adorable ideas on the first Tuesday of each month with a fun theme! It’s pumpkin month in our Handcrafted Society craft group, and the ladies came through with some adorable pumpkin DIYs to share with you! All of them are linked at the bottom of this post and you don’t want to miss Wendy’s Painted Pumpkin Pillow for fall: Pottery Barn Inspired DIY tutorial. Looking for an easy and affordable way to decorate your home for fall? You have come to the right place because this wooden pumpkin DIY tutorial is perfect! In just a few simple steps, you can create your own charming pumpkin decorations that will add a touch of rustic charm to any room. This easy wooden pumpkin DIY is exactly that, EASY! If you can use a glue gun, you can make this wooden pumpkin! Create a Rustic Autumn Vibe in Your Home
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