How To Make A Beautiful Decoupage Painted Pumpkin

6 Materials
$15
1 Hour
Easy
Pumpkin decor always brings so much joy to our homes. We can start decorating with it from late September all the way past Thanksgiving. If you love decorating with pumpkins you are going to love how easy and beautiful this decoupage painted pumpkin decor is to make.
You start with your favorite shaped standard orange pumpkin. I wanted a taller more narrow one as I wanted my green leaves to cascade down the sides. Of course, you can decide which style you like best.


One of my favorite mineral paints is by a company called Fusion Mineral Paints. I just adore the level of quality and the array of colors you get. Check out how I was able to transform my dark and dingy end table using Fusion paints. You will be stunned at the transformation! 


I decided to paint the pumpkin stem gold – I wanted to add a pop of panache to it and I think it worked out perfectly! I used Gilding Wax in gold for the stem. I can’t even begin to tell you how easy it is to use. And wow, the finished results are simply stunning!
I used a color called Pebble – I just love this shade. It casts a beautiful greyish wispy green and is the perfect color for this project. Find some leaves you can use for the decoupage – I used these RoomMates Evergreen Ivy Peel & Stick Wall Decals. 


I like them because they are much thicker and durable and so much easier to use for decoupage. There’s also a brand called Wallies Wallpaper Cutouts that I love to use just as much. Of course, any leave designs will work.
Be sure to use at least two coats of paint on your pumpkin and let it dry well before using the decals. I used ModPodge to glue my decals onto the pumpkin. It works great for this craft and is super easy to do. Every crafter loves it and uses it for so many projects. 


Once I painted the decals and adhered them to the pumpkin, I took a damp rag and patted it to ensure it would lay flat without bumps or wrinkles. 
If you notice any areas where the decals are popping up, just take a damp rag and blot them back down. It works great and the pumpkin will stay in beautiful condition for months. 
Try and place the leaves close to the top of the pumpkin stem – it creates a look of cascading leaves when you start draping them down the pumpkin. 
Let the decals dry for about an hour and you are done! 
This beautiful decoupage painted pumpkin will add so much Fall charm to your home – whether you use it inside or outside, it’s simply perfect! 
I love creating beautiful pumpkin Fall decor. If you do too, you will want to check out my other pumpkin decor too!


I created some nail polished dipped pumpkins that everyone is flipping over! And I made just for you – some beautiful Fall Decor Printables too – so be sure to head on over and download them too!
The fun thing about decorating pumpkins is you can be as creative as you want! There are so many colors and decals you can use. I happen to love the various shades of green and this year pink and green pumpkins are all the rage!
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Carolann
Sassy Townhouse Living
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Suggested materials:
  • Pumpkin   (Local Store)
  • Fusion Mineral Paint   (https://fusionmineralpaint.com/)
  • Guilding Wax   (http://www.amazon.com/Pebeo-Gedeo-Gilding-Paper-Craft/dp/B0719M5NYV/ref=as_li_bk_tl/?tag=sasstownliv01-20&linkId=49961d4a2637ca3212288ca5713a6e1b&linkCode=ktl)
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