Shades of White Painted Pumpkins

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What better way to usher in the Fall season than to paint some pumpkins! I don’t go all out seasonal decorating, but I always love to have a display of small pumpkins in a tray. Orange just does not fit in my color scheme so I decided to paint some.
I love white pumpkins but they are sometimes hard to find so I purchased 10 Jack-Be-Little orange pumpkins and painted them in varying shades of white with chalk-like paint.
After the paint dried, I wanted to emphasize all the ridges and texture on the pumpkins. This helps to give it a more realistic look.
To do this, I just brushed on some antiquing wax.
And then stacked them one on top of each other.
The pumpkin stems were left as is.
Love this softer look for Fall.
Suggested materials:
  • Mini pumpkins
  • Different shades of white chalk-like paint   (Country Chic Paint)
  • Antiquing wax
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