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Fall Pumpkin Centerpiece Decoration

 Hi everyone. Today we are creating a pumpkin centerpiece using a pumpkin decoration from Dollar Tree. I am reusing some wood pieces from my fence picket for this project. This is a pretty quick craft, and it takes just a few materials.


Video tutorial



Materials needed

One wood pumpkin decoration

Faux Fall floral and leaves

Two wood block pieces
Bottom wood piece- 6½ x 3½ inches
Backwood piece-3½ x 3½ inches

Twine

One wood fall word sign

Adhesive/ Hot glue

Paint

Paintbrush

Scissors



Start by applying your paint to your pumpkin decoration. I ended up mixing two colors. 


Next, take your wood block pieces and apply paint to both parts.  


After, apply paint to your word sign. 



Next, take your hot glue and begin to glue your wood pieces together. I went ahead and added a second adhesive along with my hot glue. 


When gluing your wood pieces together, add your small wood piece to your medium-length wood piece. This will act as a stand for your pumpkin decoration.


Take your word sign and glue it onto the bottom corner of your pumpkin decoration.


Once you have added your word sign, take your twine and begin to wrap your twine around the center of the pumpkin decoration. Once you have wrapped your twine around, take your hot glue and glue any remaining twine down onto the back of your pumpkin decoration. 


You are now ready to add on your fall flowers and leaves. Use hot glue and glue them onto the right corner of your pumpkin decoration.




Your pumpkin centerpiece is complete. I love how simple this craft was to create. Thank you so much for stopping by and creating with me. I'll see you soon.

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  1. That looks nice, prefect for fall. Thanks so much for linking up at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 24. Pinned.

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