I have finished the tiny paper clay pumpkin project.

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I have finished the tiny paper clay pumpkin project.
Happy Mabon!
Time to celebrate the coming Autumn!
To celebrate, I decided to make a crochet pumpkin with a spell sachet inside.
I used a green sachet inside a purple/green and orange/green pumkin.
Ingredients for the sachet:
Rose petals
Fennel seeds
Milk Thistle seeds
Lavender
Chamomile
Sage
Dried orange peel
Dried apple
General stuffing
They turned out pretty well and will look great on my altar!
This is the first time I've tried tying in crafts (pun intended) like crochet into witch craft celebrations, and I'm very happy with them.
Pumpkin diorama ideas - Crafts to make and sell - Halloween decor ideas.
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This is a rough draft version of larger project I have instore.
So there was a small chip in the paint on this cupboard.
So the sensible choice is to strip it right?
This is a few hours later.
Why cover up such nice wood?
DIY Friday~Distressed Pumpkins Made From Mason Jar Lids
DIY Friday~Distressed Pumpkins Made From Mason Jar Lids
Many people have asked me: Where do you get your inspiration from? I have three answers..
1. Pinterest
2. Craft Stores
3. Magazines
But let’s face it…Pinterest being the absolute #1!
Even as a DIY blogger I “pin” items to boards and dream about all the creativity that is within this wonderful world of Pinterest. (I mean come on, people plan their weddings from it…so it has to be great!) I’ve…
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Three Cute and Easy Ways to Decorate Pumpkins
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Three Cute and Easy Ways to Decorate Pumpkins
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Decorating pumpkins for Halloween is always a must before the holiday, but that doesn’t mean your creativity should be as predictable. Defy expectations with three simple ideas — using confetti, spray paint and “polka dot” designs — and you can transform these autumn mainstays into modern works of art. Now the only thing that’s certain about this annual activity is how much fun it’ll be to put traditions aside. Things You’ll Need
Three pumpkins White crafting glue Paintbrush Confetti Electric drill and drill bits Washcloth Letter stickers Press-and-Seal wrap Spray paint Step 1: Make Confetti Pumpkins Using a large paint brush, cover a section of your pumpkin in white craft glue. Sprinkle on a large amount of confetti until you are satisfied with the look. Then, repeat the process on another section until the entire top of the pumpkin is covered in confetti. Wait for the glue to dry and display as desir
Step 2: Create “Polka Dot” Pumpkins Drilling a series of holes in a pumpkin can create an elegant impact with little effort. Choose a variety of drill bits for large and small holes. Hold the pumpkin firmly with one hand, and press the drill into the pumpkin with your other hand. Drill holes randomly, or in straight lines, and your pumpkin will be ready in a matter of minutes. Use a wet washcloth to wipe the pumpkin down before displaying.
Step 3: Add Spray Paint to Your Pumpkins Place your pumpkin in a well-ventilated area with a protective layer, like a piece of cardboard or a drop cloth, underneath it. Cover the top half of the pumpkin with press-and-seal wrap. Then, use letter stickers to spell out words, and cover the stem with press-and-seal wrap. Now, spray paint. Remove the stickers and the press-and-seal wrap once the paint has dried. You could also spray paint one portion of your pumpkin for a fun dip-dyed finish. Step 4: Display Your Pumpkins Display a variety of pumpkin styles on a mantle, coffee table or entryway to create an inviting and interesting backdrop. You could also use cake stands, boxes or books to create varying heights for your arrangements, too!