Learn how to make velvet pumpkins! Here's a simple step by step tutorial to show you how to make velvet pumpkins with real stems! They are just gorgeous!
Learn how to make diy velvet pumpkins just like the pros! Velvet pumpkins are on trend and this tutorial will show you how to make this lovely fall decor!
Learn how to make velvet pumpkins! Here's a simple step by step tutorial to show you how to make velvet pumpkins with real stems! They are just gorgeous!
Tutorial for how to make velvet pumpkins, plus a secret technique for getting them to be truly pumpkin shaped! Make a whole pile for your fall centerpiece
Learn how to make diy velvet pumpkins just like the pros! Velvet pumpkins are on trend and this tutorial will show you how to make this lovely fall decor!
It's officially fall! Not everyone decorates their homes for every season, like I do, but a lot of people d
Are you tired of decorating with plain pumpkins? I'm going to show you how to make elegant pumpkins with decoupage and beverage napkins!
Learn how to make velvet pumpkins! Here's a simple step by step tutorial to show you how to make velvet pumpkins with real stems! They are just gorgeous!
Every fall I make a pumpkin craft. This year, I repurposed some old faux pumpkins and added decoupage napkins to them.
Learn how to make velvet pumpkins! Here's a simple step by step tutorial to show you how to make velvet pumpkins with real stems! They are just gorgeous!
My friends and I are bringing you some amazing fall decor on a budget. I'm happy to share how to make a decoupage pumpkin with napkins.
Learn how to easily make these pretty velvet pumpkins using upcycled thrift store clothing. I also show you all of my tips and tricks.
Learn how to make velvet pumpkins! Here's a simple step by step tutorial to show you how to make velvet pumpkins with real stems! They are just gorgeous!
Hello my dear friends, we are still having quite a few hot days here in Southwestern Ontario, so it is nice that I am busy working on a few "cooler" things right now. For once I am actually ahead of myself when it comes to creating. I have already made the gift for my "Christmas To Come" 2017 giveaway and all I have to do with it, is wrap it up and wait until mid November and then mail it to the winner. I have also just finished an order for one of my last years Winter pumpkins and I am happy to say that my customer is as happy with it as am I. I thought it would be nice to share it with all of you before it went on the journey to it's new home. And this is my Winter pumpkin. I still love how magical these pumpkins look. I think my favorite thing about them is that Mr. Frost had stopped by and given them a kiss and now they sparkle so lovely. I can't tell you how much joy I am getting from being creative again. I might not be coming up with lots of new ideas right now but I am grateful for the ones I am having. Whilst I was busy working on this pumpkin, I decided that I really wanted to make one for this year. A little different from the last one and that is exactly what I did. I am not going to share it just yet though, maybe when it gets a little closer to the cold months. My next project is a large pumpkin made from rust colored velvet I think. It came to my mind after I found an old cake slicer with a larger handle whilst organizing my garage sale stuff. I am hoping I will be having it this Saturday, weather permitting. Please, keep your fingers crossed that it won't rain again here. I will try and take a few photos if I don't forget if it happens and share them soon. Thank you for visiting me here today at Todolwen. It is always so nice when you do. I hope you are well my dear friends and that life is treating you kind. Have a peaceful and creative day.
Learn how to easily make these pretty velvet pumpkins using upcycled thrift store clothing. I also show you all of my tips and tricks.
Are you tired of decorating with plain pumpkins? I'm going to show you how to make elegant pumpkins with decoupage and beverage napkins!
Watch this DIY on How to Decoupage a Chinoiserie Faux Pumpkin and Chargers for home decor. Supplies you will need include faux pumpkins or chargers, napkins and mod Podge decoupage, paint brush and water. Easy to create in an afternoon or weekend project just in time for entertaining family and friends at home. The napkins...
Hello my dear friends, this is my first white pumpkin and also my first pumpkin that I have created from a vintage chenille bed spread that I had hiding away in the darkest corner of my linen closet. I am so happy I decided to make it because I think it has turned out very lovely! It is somewhat the same as my other pumpkins that I have made apart from it's stuffing. This one isn't filled with crushed walnut shells but with a cup of poly pellets to weigh it down a little and fibrefill. I also didn't make this pumpkin as a pincushion in mind but as a decoration piece. As the stem I again used an old tarnished teaspoon handle. A few of my velvet leaves, a small piece of sparkle and a larger bow made from crinkled seam binding in the color 'como beige' were a must for this little white Autumn fruit. All of these different bits and pieces made this creation what it is in my eyes ... beautiful! Looking at this little soft pumpkin, I think I am going to have to make another one or two of them soon because I sure do love the way it's look.This one is already spoken for. Thank you for stopping by to visit me here at Todolwen today. It is always so nice when you do. I hope you are well my dear friends and life is treating you kind. Have a peaceful and creative day.
Glam up your fall or Halloween decor with this DIY Black Rose Pumpkin, the second pumpkin in my 3-part series! This DIY Black Rose Pumpkin is the largest pumpkin in my 3-part series. It's a knock-off of the $59 Midnight Rose Pumpkin from Grand In Road and I did it for less than half the
I love decorating for the fall. See how beautiful decoupaged pumpkins are when using stylish napkins. For fall, I love non traditional colors such as blues and whites. For my table I created a series of pumpkin that I decoupaged with different color napkins. Supplies For Decoupaged Pumpkins Decoupage Glue Paper Napkins Large Foam Brush...
Learn how to easily make these pretty velvet pumpkins using upcycled thrift store clothing. I also show you all of my tips and tricks.
Grab some napkins and Mod Podge because fall crafting and decorating season has arrived! We are sharing a simple technique
Welcome to the July 2019 showcase of beautiful wreaths and centerpieces! These stunning creations were made by designers in the Trendy Tree Marketing Group. You’ll find door wreaths, door hangers, swags, and floral centerpieces for all occasions and seasons. Creations perfect for Patriotic decorating all year long. You’ll also see some early Fall and harvest style creations, Halloween and Christmas wreaths. You can never start too soon to think about holiday decorating)) These creations are listed for sale in the designers’ Etsy shops, websites or Facebook pages. These beautiful creations don’t last long so don’t hesitate when shopping! Just click...
Hello my dear friends, I have recently harvested" my newest pumpkins that I would love to share with all of you today! I had made so...
This set of 4 handmade small fabric pumpkins adds charm to your home décor! This set includes: 1 Hot Pink, 1 Magenta, 1 Pink, and 1 White pumpkin. This set creates an instant table centerpiece and adds wonderful texture to rustic, farmhouse and traditional décor. All of our Velvet Pumpkins are carefully hand cut, stitched, and finished in our small workshop in Madison, Wisconsin, USA. Our velvet Pumpkins are also one of our best sellers - they've been featured in publications like Elle, Town and Country, Huffington Post, Refinery29, and Polyvore The resin stem is realistic, and very durable. This set looks great on its own, but you can also purchase multiple colors to round out your mix! You can do this by color, or check out our "Create your own" listing: https://www.etsy.com/listing/749213321/small-velvet-pumpkins-create-your-own . Because of these options, we do not do substitutions on our curated sets. Each small pumpkin measures approximately 5" wide x 3" tall, PLUS the 3.25" tall stem. Actual colors will vary due to individual computer screens and fabric dye lots. Velvet pumpkins make lovely party favors, wedding décor and centerpieces. Check out the Wholesale listing to order 24 or more pumpkins in your choice of colors at discount pricing: https://www.etsy.com/shop/YourHeartsContent?ref=return_to_search&search_query=wholesale+pumpkins Looking for the perfect way to display your pumpkins? We have a carefully curated selection of accessories that you can use with you pumpkins! Just navigate to the "accessories" section of our shop and browse to find that perfect piece to round out your velvet décor.
Pretty pumpkins for your fall craft inspiration! These 10 easy decoupage pumpkins are great Mod Podge pumpkin foam craft pumpkin ideas.
Learn how to easily make these pretty velvet pumpkins using upcycled thrift store clothing. I also show you all of my tips and tricks.
Hello my dear friends, a few days ago I was thinking about Fall and that it will be pumpkin seasons soon. I really wanted to make a few a...
Easy Decoupage Fabric Pumpkin How To Tutorial - Choose any fabric to fit your style. Pictures and detailed instructions with materials list.
Pretty pumpkins for your fall craft inspiration! These 10 easy decoupage pumpkins are great Mod Podge pumpkin foam craft pumpkin ideas.
Pretty pumpkins for your fall craft inspiration! These 10 easy decoupage pumpkins are great Mod Podge pumpkin foam craft pumpkin ideas.
If you are one of those people that is saying “Keep your pumpkin spice away from my margarita!” you aren’t ready for this project yet, so keep scrolling my frie…
Are you tired of decorating with plain pumpkins? I'm going to show you how to make elegant pumpkins with decoupage and beverage napkins!
Happy Sunday everyone! I have spent the last few days relaxing after a super busy month! I haven't decorated or crafted nearly as much as I had desired, but with my only child leaving the nest this month with all that involves and taking on a new student after work--I'm trying to adjust to a new schedule and wonderful new season of life. Here are a few vignettes I threw together to celebrate this gorgeous season: The lidless tureen is mid to late 1800s, purchased for a song at an antiques dealers' yard sale. The handleless cup and saucer is also mid 1800s. The style was adopted from Asia, and the British would pour their tea into the saucer to cool before drinking it. The custom was called "saucering" and persisted until handles were added to cups. My Appalachian mamaw would constantly scold my papaw for keeping this tradition even though their 1950s cups had handles! I mixed some very old vintage folding rulers in with the fall foliage. And I had to display this wonderful appreciation gift cup: Nearby is the velvet pumpkin I made from a thrift shop shirt and adorned with a leaf pin from the vintage market: Below is the overall view--sort of. It really looks so much better in person. Dear son, who is an excellent photographer, keeps reminding me that the camera lens is not a human eye. (While slightly annoying, there's something reassuring to me about man's not being able to replicate what God has created!) I found many great posts this week at the blog party, and I trust you did as well. I have a picture wall, but it looks no where as put together as Julie's at Creating this Life. So I am going to play "copy cat" and spray all my frames black. What a great way to update those outdated frames we all have or can pick up cheaply at thrift shops! Love this! And next on my list of things to make, like today, is Jann's "Give Thanks" banner! I am SO excited about this idea! I can see chalkboard style labels, memorabilia from trips, map pieces, endless possibilities for every holiday. And the really nice thing is that storing is so much easier than with most banners as you can just unclip the top pieces and reuse the base for another season. I will share my banner(s) in a future post. If all this craftiness has worn you out, you might sip a cup of pumpkin spiced coffee or tea and browse Brittany's wonderful post on the Ludwigsburg pumpkin festival. What interesting history and culture and beautiful scenery she has captured for us. And finally, as many of us are looking ahead to Christmas already, let us not pass up the beauty that autumn provides. Debby Ray calls it "the color of God's love" in her inspirational post, perfect for a Sunday afternoon: Now let's see what you are doing this busy week! If you join the blog party, please link back to my blog and please become a follower. A huge thanks to all of you who link up each week! Laura
Hello my dear friends, I have recently harvested" my newest pumpkins that I would love to share with all of you today! I had made some last year using my favorite drop cloth. Those pumpkins were a little elegant with vintage sparkles with leaves made from sari silk and the stems made from a tarnished and old piece of cutlery. Each one was embellished with a piece of sparkle and some old lace and looked ever so lovely in my eyes. And these are those pumpkins ... This year's pumpkin are a little different. This time I choose to work with some very lovely fabrics that my daughter Caylagh had seen in a fabric store I like to visit. She had picked three different types of fabric in very nice shades of orange and they were just beyond perfect be made into pumpkins. Overall though I stayed with the design of my last year's pumpkins. A stalk made from an old cutlery handle and of course seam binding, sari silk ribbon and vintage lace were a must as well. The final touch for the Autumn fruit came in the shape of vintage crystals for two and an old key for one of them. My newest pumpkins are all ready for the season of Fall. And here are my newest pumpkins ... ... "Autumn Trio". I think they might live on the bank of drawers ... ... in our living room for a little while, I am not sure just yet. I am still keep busy working on a few more Fall decorating pieces but I am also thinking of maybe making a set of my "Autumn Trio" if I get around to it for my Etsy shop. If you are wanting a set, you can contact me direct via email or my Etsy shop for a custom order. Just drop me a line for more information. It is so nice that you decided to drop by today and visit me here at Todolwen. It is always so nice when you do. I hope you are my dear friends and life is treating you kind. Have a peaceful and creative day.
Y'all, I KNOW it's still July. Really. I know it's still Summer...but... I just couldn't resist when I found these gorgeous velvet punkins! Each one handmade by a woman owned small business in Wisconsin, I seriously want to keep them ALL... Now you may return to your regularly scheduled Summer. Handmade velvet pumpkins add sophistication to any home. The stem is resin, realistic, and very durable. The Small velvet pumpkin measures approximately 5" wide x 3" tall, PLUS the 3.25" tall stem. Each large pumpkin measures approximately 6.25" wide x 3.25" tall, PLUS the 4.37" tall stem. Fabrics: Velvet Pumpkins come in a rainbow of stunning solid colors in soft stretch velvet.
How to make elegant velvet pumpkins with natural stems.
Learn how to make diy velvet pumpkins just like the pros! Velvet pumpkins are on trend and this tutorial will show you how to make this lovely fall decor!
Every fall I make a pumpkin craft. This year, I repurposed some old faux pumpkins and added decoupage napkins to them.
Are you tired of decorating with plain pumpkins? I'm going to show you how to make elegant pumpkins with decoupage and beverage napkins!
