Spray-Painted Pumpkins

by The Rustic Boxwood
(IC: blogger)
2 Materials
This year, I wanted to decorate for Fall completely differently. I was just ready for a change! Have you ever been there? I decided that I wanted my accessories neutral — a mix of whites, off-whites, ivory, and natural colors. But, I didn’t have ANY neutral pumpkins. They were all various shades of ORANGE. So, that meant one thing — I had to go shopping for some neutral pumpkins. But after scouring my favorite stores for Fall decor, I found that not only were most mini pumpkins $1-$3/each, most of them weren’t even a neutral color! I was NOT going to pay an arm and leg for Fall accessories! That meant I had to get creative. So, I chose to spray-paint all of my pumpkins…all of the ones I already had and then search all my local thrift stores for more!
Spray-painting is a great choice. It’s easy, and it dries within minutes! But I didn’t want mine to all look the same, so I chose a variety of spray paints to use. I already had most of the spray-paint cans, but I still had to have an off-white chalky spray paint. So, I used my half-off coupon at our local crafts’ store and bought it!
And here’s how they look now! I have some piled high in a faux olive bucket at our front door…
And I have one on our coffee table…
And I have more piled up in an apple crate that I picked up at the dollar section at Target. 😉
And here’s another little pumpkin…
I love their fresh look! They have new life, and I’ll plan to keep these for seasons to come!
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Suggested materials:
- Spray paint
- Faux pumpkins

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Published September 20th, 2016 10:05 AM
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