
After seeing the painted pumpkin project at
320 Sycamore. I was dying to try and do them myself. I picked up several plastic pumpkins at the
dollar store (it may be my new favorite place)

I then painted them with one coat of tarnished silver paint and then dry brushed a bronze over the top. I was very pleased with the result.

I then tucked them around the house. Little pumpkins here and there.

This is the one in the kitchen by the TV.

I loved the idea so much I grabbed an ugly clear glass pumpkin out of
storage and used the same painting
techniques. It looks
alot more bronze than the picture. It came out great and I added it to my shelves. My daughter then came
home and added the mouse.
1 comment:
Love a pumpkin - and you can keep them up through Thanksgiving!
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