I cut 4x4's into three different heights and painted them with an outdoor orange paint. I didn't know if I wanted them for indoors or outdoors, so I used elements that would be okay outside too. Then I used a combination of brown, yellow and green paint to add the lines on to make them look more like pumpkins. The dowel sticks that I used for the stems were a little over an inch in diameter and I used my hot glue gun to wrap them with twine. I added leaves from a bunch of fake leaves I had in my stash along with some wired berries. Large brown buttons and a bow of twine finished off each pumpkin.
I made the sign out of a very thin board that just so happened to be in the garage calling my name for this project :) The Happy Harvest was cut from tan, olive green, yellow and burgundy vinyl. The cutting files for the words were from the Thankful Captions set by SVG Attic. They were a perfect match for this project!
The embellishment on the sign is almost the same as on top of the pumpkins, except I added some brown, green, and yellow rumpled ribbon.
Then I just couldn't help myself and had to see how they would look in Halloween mode...and they turned out cute that way too!
I simply slipped the sign off of them and added black vinyl jack-o-lantern faces. The faces are from the Pumpkin Patch SVG collection at SVG Attic. The vinyl is removable and it will peel right off once Halloween is over. I will put the sign back on and these will be gracing my house until Thanksgiving is over!
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I hope you have a wonderfully crafty day!
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