Here is my take on pumpkin decor. I don't have a full tutorial this time but the process is pretty self explanatory.
I used a real mini pumpkin and painted it white with regular acrylic paint.
I didn't have a small squeezable glue bottle so as an “adhesive” I used a small bottle of glitter paint because it had a tip small enough to make dots for the rhinestones.
So I glued the rhinestones on in between the pumpkin indentations and let dry. I also painted the stem silver.
Next time a may glue the rhinestones in closer together, I just wanted to make sure I had enough to cover this time around. And I also thought about gluing the rhinestones all around the stem too.
Happy Fall!
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oooo Everything needs a little bling! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!!!
ReplyDeleteYou should come link this up at Making It With Allie!
Allie
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You rocked that pumpkin!!!!
ReplyDeleteoh, how fun! love this. very martha-esque!
ReplyDeletehow cute! blingy pumpkin : )
ReplyDeletevery cute - love the bling!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple yet fabulous idea! Anything will a little bling is wonderful! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeletecute! simple but cute!
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up and linking back!
have a great weekend,
gail
I love, love, love it! I always love your unique creations. In fact, I'm going to post something this week that was inspired by your leather jacket candle!!! Look for it this week at:
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I'll give you a shout out for sure! TFS!
Stylin' little pumpkin! Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)
ReplyDeleteHey, Jalinda! Here's the article on my hard rock candle - inspired Heavy Metal Pumpkin!
ReplyDeletehttp://sceneofthegrime.blogspot.com/2010/09/faux-leather-studded-pumpkin.html
Thanks so much for all the inspiration!!! You made me look at things in a whole new (studded) way! Blugs, Laurie