Natural Wood Pallet Pumpkins
I can't wait to show you this project since this pallet has such beautiful wood. The colors and textures were amazing and there was no way I was going to hide it. The first thing I did was pick out four boards that were relatively straight, created a pattern to fit, and drew the pumpkins on the boards.
My jigsaw made short work of this and in no time I had three pumpkins cut out.
All they needed was a little sanding, mostly to get rid of the blue Sharpie lines and it was time to put them together.
I used some strips of wood that I found at a yard sale and drilled a hole through it and into each piece of pallet wood.
A screw was attached to each piece and the pumpkin was put together.
Each pumpkin was sprayed with a clear spray sealer.
A jute bow was tied around the stem.
In order to dress them up a bit more, I added the metal word 'Harvest' to this one:
I made a couple of sets - that's why the wood on the pumpkins looks different.
It's pumpkin season and all of these are perfect for Halloween and Thanksgiving.
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Love these!! At Hobby Lobby these sell for $39 and they are engineered wood! These are beautiful.
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Thank you! I don't shop at Hobby Lobby.....I can make my own! 😉
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