You can use real or fake pumpkins for this cute craft! Great for kids and classrooms too. Put them out for decoration this Halloween! This would make a fun activity at a Halloween party too!

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Read or foam pumpkins. I got mine for $1 each at Dollar Tree, they are $8 at the craft store!

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Fabric or tacky glue, toothpicks, scissors

Tips:
If crafting with kids you might want to basecoat the pumpkins and let them dry before inviting the kids to craft.

Ceramic, plaster and paper mache pumpkins can be used for indoor use but you will want to hot glue the accessories on as toothpicks won't pierce them.

If you are ppinting real pumpkins be sure to bring them inside a few hours before painting so the pumpkin can dry and warm-up for better paint adhesion. As a bonus painted pumpkins last longer than carved ones.

I hope you enjoyed the Halloween craft! What other pumpkin crafts do you enjoy? Let me know in the comments below!

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