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Paper Mache Pumpkins

October 27th, 2009 in Crafts

We have some sick kiddos at my house so I don’t think any new Halloween crafts are happening this week! We did, however, hang this craft from last year up in our new home. It was such a fun project to do together and it looks great on display in the big front window of our new home! Enjoy!

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Paper Mache Pumpkins

This was a super messy, super fun and SUPER SPOOKY Halloween craft! I hope to keep this nice so that I can use it every year.  That probably means I won’t be brave enough to hang these above our front door. Instead, that’s what the 15 dollar Target pumpkin lights are for .:)

First, we did some paper mache on leftover balloons from birthdays and hung them to dry.
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We painted them orange and put a hole in the top of each one.
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Then, we used black streamers to make the faces.  Next, we covered them in Mod Podge Sparkly Glue.
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After that, we inserted pipe cleaners.
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We put a light in the top of each and wound the pipe cleaners into place for them to hang.
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Pretend that there is no white gunk and that they are just shiny and sparkly! —We couldn’t wait till they were dry to hang them—
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One Response to “Paper Mache Pumpkins”

  • pamela
    October 27th, 2009 at 4:23 pm

    I love paper mache, I hadn’t thought to hang them up outside to dry. Good Idea. My mom still has a paper mache pumpkin from school ~ when I was growing up. I love it. It is very sweet to have crafts from when you were little.

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