Textured Dollar Store Pumpkin
By now you all know I love these dollar store pumpkins. I have covered them in different yarns. So I decided to give one some texture and bling. I used the spackle from the dollar store also. This was so fun and quick. You just have to be patient and let the spackle dry for a couple of hours.
I love how adding some bling to the top really helped it go with my mercury glass pumpkin.
I started out with the basic orange pumpkin from my local dollar store. I took the stem off because I knew I had a replacement one from my stash of dried stems from last year. I forgot to put a picture of the spackle from the dollar store. But I covered it in the spackle first and let it dry for about four hours, it took that long because we are having a lot of humidity right now.
Then I painted it with the Waverly chalk paint in the color plaster. I let that dry and then added some gray paint. I just dabbed that on with a paper towel. Dip it in the paint and then tap it on a paper towel several times until almost dry. And just add it as you like. Then let that dry.
I then added one of my dried pumpkin stems to it. To give it a more realistic pumpkin look.
And then I added some lace and ribbon and a pretty bling button I had on hand. I love how it turned out. I thought it would be pretty painted in all grey too. That would make it look like a cement one. I hope you enjoyed this quick diy.
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Suggested materials:
- Styrofoam pumpkin (Dollar store)
- Chalk paint (Had)
- Craft paint (HadHad)
- Lace (Had)
- Button (Had)
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