DIY: Pumpkin Decor and Treat Bags

October 28, 2015


DIY: Pumpkin Decor and Treat Bags

Hello everybody! Today I have a DIY for all of you. In this DIY you will learn how to make four pumpkins out of fake craft pumpkins and two treat bag ideas.

The pumpkins have spiders or ribbon on them. Even one pumpkin is a chalkboard pumpkin. There is also a Frankenstein and a Ball Mason Jar for treat bags.

Bow Tie Pumpkins


Bow Tie Pumpkins

White Pumpkin


You will need...


Fake craft pumpkin
Orange ribbon
Black scissors
Optional: tape
Black spiders
Spray paint

Optional: You could either buy a white or orange pumpkin. I had a orange one and I spray painted it white.

1. Tie your ribbon on the pumpkin. You can put tape on the pumpkin and on the ribbon to keep it from moving.

2. Glue your your spider on the pumpkin.

Orange Pumpkin


You will need...


Fake craft pumpkin
Black ribbon

All you have to do this pumpkin is to tie a ribbon around it.

Chalkboard Pumpkin


Chalkboard Pumpkin

You will need...


Fake chalkboard craft pumpkin
Chalk

For this pumpkin, just draw a animals face of your choice on the front of it.

Spider Pumpkin


Spider Pumpkin

You will need...


Fake craft pumpkin
Black paint
Paintbrush
Black spiders
Glue
Tape

1. Paint a spider web on to the pumpkin.

2. Glue your to spider to the pumpkin.

Tip: Tape on the spiders and on the pumpkin to keep them from moving.

Treat Bags


Treat Bags

Ball Treat Jar


You will need...


Black and white cardstock
Spray paint
Orange ribbon
Black spider
Ball Mason Jar

1. Spay paint the Ball Jar's lid.

2. Made your tag out of the cardstock.

Ball Treat Jar

3. Tie on the ribbon along with your tag.

Frankenstein Treat Bag


You will need...


Black and white cardstock
Green or brown paper bag
Glue

1. Cut out your pieces for the eyes, hair, and mouth.

2. Glue on the eyes, hair, and mouth.

Pumpkin Decorations from Michaels


I saw this chalkboard pumpkin at Michaels. I think it's really cute and for the design I drew a spider.

Chalkboard pumpkin

I made a video for this DIY. You can watch and follow it instead of reading the directions from above.

If you can't see the video click here.



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