5 Fall Pumpkin DIYs Essential for Fall 2019

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I had so much fun writing up tutorials this fall. It wasn’t until a few weeks in that I realized an ongoing trend: all of them centered around pumpkins! I’m not complaining, of course. Pumpkins are always a big deal in October and November, and based on what’s been popping up in my Pinterest feed in the past few weeks, I think this year is no exception to that trend.

You know what else is trendy? Lists and convenience. Okay, those are always popular. So I figured for convince and because I love lists myself, here are 5 fall pumpkin crafts that you MUST try this fall! Be sure to click each picture for the detailed instructions, and add them on Pinterest to share the possibilities with others.

Materials:
3 splatter shields
Orange spray paint
Jute twine
Misc flowers
Misc leaves
Green Raffia Ribbon

Tools:
Hot glue gun

Materials Needed:
Orange Spray Paint
Green Spray Paint
Mason Jar Pump Lid
Modge Podge
Hand Soap

Optional Materials:
Sandpaper
Jute Twine (Tan) (Green)
Silk Leaves

Optional Tools:
Hot glue gun

Materials needed:
Dollar Tree Pumpkin (Available on Amazon, but go buy it from Dollar Tree for a reasonable price)
Tacky Glue
Rustic/Fall Fabric
Twine, hemp, or burlap

Tools needed:
Fabric scissors
Hot glue gun

Materials:
15+ mason jar lids (small or large). 12 or 16
Acrylic paint in white/orange or white/orange spray paint
Jute twine (or some other type of string/yarn)
A small branch
Burlap

Tools:
Brush (if using acrylic paint)
Scissors
Hot glue gun

Materials:
Wood slices at least 1 inch in diameter and 1/2 inch thick at most
Orange paint
Short, thin stick
Fall fabric (Here are some great options)
Modge Podge

Tools:
Paint brush
Scissors
Hot glue gun

Those are 5 easy, doable projects you still have time to make before Thanksgiving and Christmas! Don’t forget to click the picture below to save this whole list to your Pinterest for easy reference.

As always, happy DIYing. 🙂