For me, crafting season starts promptly on October 1 every year! It’s time for me to take out my iPad and get on Pinterest to find the year’s biggest trends in pumpkin painting. We hosted a pumpkin decorating day for some friends and our kids and what kind of organization blog would I be if I didn’t link this super convenient craft storage that made the craft a little easier.
For those die-hard pumpkin carvers reading this, go about your awesome ways but for those in warmer climates (where your pumpkin would rot if carved) read on for some inspiration.
This below design caught my eye this season. I associate Gingham with cozy farmhouse decor and associate that with cozy fall days. I love that I can use this pumpkin further into the season even pushing on winter transitional decor.
I even attempted this little DIY and did a pretty decent job! Check back on my Instagram page to see how I style it.
Holland Avenue Home Gingham Pumpkin TutorialAnother style that hasn’t outstayed its welcome after centuries of use is the designs on traditional African mudcloths. If you’d like to incorporate this trend into your Halloween decor, here’s a simple tutorial from Homey Oh My.
Homey Oh My Mudcloth Pumpkin TutorialThe following pumpkin DIY is a fun spin on another trend, the Morrocan leather pouf. If you’re not a fan of the bright colors of the Fall season or if you’re like the blogger behind the below post, this tutorial might be just what you need!
Leather Pouf Ottoman Pumpkin DIY by Quartz and LeisureI can’t end this post without a diy pumpkin with a hint of spook to it. During our pumpkin crafting party this weekend, a friend went with a spiderweb design! It turned out so cool and he made it his own by adding spiders and shadows. Magia Mia has some great Halloween inspo and DIY projects for you so give her site a follow. Check out these no carve pumpkins she shared.
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