I love the classic look of baker’s twine. So why not find a way to use it in fall decoration. These baker’s twine pumpkins can be made in any color you choose and are a wonderful addition to your fall decor.
Materials needed:
- Baker’s Twine – in the color of your choice
- Paper Mache Pumpkins
- Small Pumpkins
- Mod Podge
Begin on either the top or the bottom of your pumpkin. Coat a small area in Mod Podge and begin to wrap in twine. This craft is messy as you will get Mod Podge on your hands but I found it was the best adhesive for the baker’s twine.
Keep wrapping. Be sure to put your twine tight as you wrap so you don’t get any gaps. Using lots of Mod Podge worked best because the surface is bumpy and can be hard to work the twine around.
On the smaller pumpkins, I actually left the stem alone. The end of the twine can be tucked under the stem on this end.
The larger pumpkin got a green baker’s twine stem as well as the orange on the body. The larger pumpkins especially take a while. Pop in a movie before you start on this project.
But within the span of a movie, I had a large pumpkin and five smaller ones. Enough to add to this display and make a very cute baker’s twine touch.
Intimidated? Don’t be! Start with a small mini pumpkin and some Mod Podge. Wrap the small ones until you get the hang of it. Then you can dive head first into a large pumpkin. One large roll of baker’s twine will easily do a large pumpkin so don’t worry about running out.
Add some baker’s twine to your fall display with these simple and cute pumpkins!
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Angie blogs at The Country Chic Cottage where you can find creative crafts, vintage finds, home decor, and DIY all with a little farmhouse flair. Angie has been blogging for over 2 years and is married with three kids. Stop by her blog where you will find everything from small, quick crafts to major furniture and home makeovers.
OMG the best thing I have ever seen done to pumpkins yet!!!! Wonderful share must pass along !!!!!!!
¡ me encantó ! gracias por compartir, sigan así, bediciones.
Those are so cute! I don’t know if I’d have the patience to make them, but gosh darn it, I want some so bad.
This is a really cute itea. Thanks
It’s on my to -do list …thanks for sharing!!
Sure Sarah! You can find the other items pictured on my blog.
Sweater Pumpkins: http://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/2011/10/how-to-make-sweater-pumpkins-no-sewing.html
Monogrammed Pumpkin: http://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/2010/10/monks-cloth-pumpkins.html
Fall Button Sign: http://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/2012/09/vintage-button-sign-for-fall.html
I love the larger pumkin made from a sweater. I would love to know how you did that!! Super cute!
Love them, Angie! I’ll have to try some of my own. Thanks for the inspiration. 🙂
These pumpkins are absolutely adorable!! I would love for you to share them at my Twirl & Take a Bow party at http://www.houseontheway.com. They would be perfect!
Leslie
what a super idea!!!!bravo!!!so cool!
These are the cutest things ever! Pinning this!
Kelly
freakin adorable!
Oh those are just too cute Angie!! I will definitely be pinning this to do!
Very cute idea! This would require a lot of patience on my part but the outcome looks to be worth it!! Thanks for sharing!! The Country Chic Cottage is always full of creative ideas!
Too cute!
Love these little pumpkins! Such a great idea to use baker’s twine…. really cute!
Take care,
Trish