This roundup of DIY tutorials is all about Pumpkins and centerpieces, all of these DIY crafts show you how to use a pumpkin as a table centerpiece for your Fall themed tablescapes.
It doesn’t matter if you have a large plastic Pumpkin
, a real pumpkin from a pumpkin farm, or upcycled tide pod box 
(see project below), all of these fall projects will leave your creativity juiced up you will be inspired. I have to say the dough bowls
are my favorite and are sure to be really popular this year, especially for anyone who has a farmhouse style going on in their home.
Did you know that Fall isn’t called fall everywhere, yeah so I had t do some googling but in every other part of the world it is just referred to as Autumn. So I guess these are Autumn tablescapes or centerpieces too. If you are looking for more ways to decorate for Fall check out these Fall Flower picks
I found on amazon, I have purchased quite a few of these to place in upcycled mason jars and I will be delivering them to my local nursing home so the residents can have one on each of their dinner tables. I will finish off each mason jar with some Jute strong and or raffia depending on what I have on hand at the time.
New – Dollar Tree Punch Bowl Pumpkins – We have just added this new tutorial for making a pumpkin using two punch bowls, A great way to get a large pumpkin.
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Do you know why maple leaves are so red? The color orange/red and yellow are created from the sugar levels in the leaves, hence why Maple leaves are bright red.
With fall comes pumpkin season, and what better way to bring the season into your home than with DIY pumpkin-themed centerpieces? These centerpieces are not only affordable and easy to make, but they also add a touch of warmth and coziness to any room in your house. Whether you prefer classic orange pumpkins or more unconventional colors, these centerpieces will give your home a festive and inviting feel during the fall months.
One option for a pumpkin-themed centerpiece is to use real pumpkins and gourds, painted in various shades of orange and arranged in a grouping on a table or mantel. Another option is to use artificial pumpkins and decorate them with paints, glitter, or even fabric. You can also incorporate other fall elements into your centerpiece such as leaves, berries, and pinecones for a more natural and rustic look.
For those who are looking for something a little more unique, you can try making pumpkin-themed candles or lanterns. This can be done by simply placing a candle inside a carved pumpkin or by using paint and decoupage techniques to create a lantern effect. You can also incorporate these candles into a centerpiece along with other fall elements such as twigs, leaves, and acorns for a more whimsical and magical look.
One of the best things about these DIY pumpkin-themed centerpieces is that they can be adapted to fit any style or budget. Whether you are a seasoned DIY-er or just starting out, there is a project out there for you. From simple arrangements of pumpkins and gourds to more elaborate and creative candle arrangements, these centerpieces are a fun and festive way to bring the spirit of fall into your home.
So, if you are looking for a way to decorate your home for the fall season, try one of these DIY pumpkin-themed centerpieces. Whether you make them for yourself or for a special event, they are sure to be a hit and will bring a touch of autumn into your home.
Pumpkins are synonymous with the fall season, from Halloween jack-o’-lanterns to decorative centerpieces. Whether you’re using them for decoration or cooking, it’s important to know how to care for your pumpkins to ensure they last as long as possible. Here are a few tips on how to properly care for your fresh pumpkin centerpiece or jack-o’-lantern.
- Store pumpkins in a cool, dry place Pumpkins are sensitive to temperature changes, and can quickly spoil if left in a hot or humid area. It’s best to store them in a cool, dry place such as a garage or basement where the temperature is between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Keep pumpkins away from direct sunlight Exposure to direct sunlight can cause pumpkins to deteriorate faster and can cause them to develop a dull, lifeless appearance. Instead, place your pumpkins in a shaded area where they can be protected from direct sunlight.
- Water pumpkins regularly Pumpkins need to be kept moist in order to maintain their freshness. Make sure to water them regularly, especially if the weather is dry or if you’re keeping them in a warm room. You can mist the pumpkins with water or place a shallow dish of water near them.
- Keep pumpkins away from fruit Fruit produces a gas called ethylene that can cause pumpkins to spoil faster. Keep your pumpkins away from fruit, especially apples and bananas, which produce large amounts of ethylene.
- Avoid puncturing the skin of your pumpkin Puncturing the skin of your pumpkin can create entry points for bacteria and mold to grow, which will cause your pumpkin to spoil faster. Handle your pumpkins carefully, and avoid puncturing the skin whenever possible.
- Use a knife or other sharp tool to carve your pumpkin When carving your pumpkin, it’s important to use a sharp tool such as a knife or pumpkin carving kit to avoid puncturing the skin and damaging the pumpkin. You can also consider using a drill or other power tool to carve your pumpkin, as this will help you avoid puncturing the skin.
- Use a sealant to protect your carved pumpkin After you have carved your pumpkin, it’s important to use a sealant such as petroleum jelly or a pumpkin-preserving spray to help protect your pumpkin from moisture and bacteria. This will help to keep your pumpkin looking fresh and vibrant for as long as possible.
In conclusion, taking care of your fresh pumpkin centerpiece or jack-o’-lantern is not difficult. Simply follow these tips and you’ll have a pumpkin that looks great and lasts longer. Whether you’re using your pumpkins for decoration or cooking, taking good care of them will ensure they stay fresh and beautiful for the entire fall season.
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