Easy Fall Cinderella Pumpkin Crafts
I love easy-to-make crafts. All you need for these fall cinderella pumpkin crafts is a plastic pumpkin, fabric, scissors, and glue.
I love fall pumpkin decor and pumpkin crafts. I came up with this project because I had some cinderella pumpkins that needed to different look! And I wanted to do something that wouldn’t take very long. I think this plastic pumpkin covered in very pretty fabric came out great.
Cinderella Pumpkin Crafts
Ok, I think I found the perfect spot for my pumpkin. I love it in our kitchen.
But then again, it looks pretty cute on our back porch. Can you guess where I got the fabric? It was actually leftover from when I made the pillows (which you can see just to the left).
How many people do you know that have pumpkins that match their pillows? Hehe.
Also, I partnered with twelve very talented bloggers who have also shared their pumpkin crafts. Be sure to scroll down to see all of their ideas.
How to Make Easy Fall Cinderella Pumpkin Crafts
Materials List
Faux Pumpkin (plastic is good!)
About 1/3 yd of cotton fabric (I used decor fabric which is a bit heavier)
Utility Brush
Step-By-Step Instructions
- one – Using a pair of pinking shears, cut strips of fabric about 1″ wide.
- two – Cut the strips into smaller pieces, about 4″ to 5″ long. You can also cut a few longer pieces but they are a bit harder to lay flat on the pumpkin.
- three – Mix equal parts of tacky glue and water and place in a plastic plate or bowl. Dip pieces of fabric into the glue and coat both sides.
- four – Lay the fabric pieces flat on the pumpkin.
- five – Continue adding strips while rotating the pumpkin
- six – When you are done with the top side, add glue (with the paintbrush) to the top of the fabric to secure the edges of the fabric.
- seven – Take a bowl and line it with aluminum foil. Flip the pumpkin upside down and place the pumpkin on top of the bowl.
- eight – Add more strips of fabric to cover the bottom of the pumpkin.
- nine – Once complete, add glue with the paintbrush to the outside of the pumpkin. This will help the edges lay flat. Flip and let dry.
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I would try cutting the fabric on the bias. This would shape to the pumpkin and then enable you to use longer strips.
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Not usually interested in pumpkins (except for eating) but this one I will definitely be doing. "Thank you for sharing.
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