This cut pumpkin can hang on your wall from September to November. If you want to make it look more like a Jack o lantern then add a temporary face and legs or hat. Then remove for Thanksgiving.
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Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall. Show all posts
September 14, 2016
Deco Mesh Pumpkin for fall or halloween
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September 7, 2016
Wood pumpkin
I have been going crazy making fall pumpkins. This one is so easy. I just painted the wood, glued the picks to the back, put a picture hanger on the back and its done.
Happy Fall!
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Fall,
pumpkin,
wood projects
August 11, 2016
Fall lantern swag
I am not sure if I am done with the swag. I might add more stuff to it. It is also not hanging on the lantern the way I would like so I need to adjust it. But for now it will work.
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decorations,
Fall,
Lantern Swag,
pumpkin
September 25, 2015
Finished Pumpkin Stand box
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Fall,
Halloween,
pumpkin,
wood projects
September 17, 2015
Rustic Decorative Pumpkin Stand
Have you ever been to a Home Depot Weekly Workshop? I went tonight. I made this Rustic Decorative Pumpkin Stand. It was really cool. I was lucky enough to make my own. Usually they show you how to make one and you then go home and make your own. I will paint this bad boy and then put it on the front porch next my my door with mums in it.
I took my husband to the class. However He didn't stick around because the teacher lacked in basic safety. She made it through the class but she didn't have a good working knowlege of the power equipment. We also looked at the wrong cuting direction for the box and so I had to cut my pumpkin shorted about 2 1/2 inches. The lady in this picture is not the teacher she is a fellow student. The end results came out ok and I am happy with my project.
If you ever have a chance to go one of the workshops take the opportunity.
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Fall,
pumpkin,
wood projects
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