Do you love pumpkins, but hate the mess? Or maybe you love the mess, but want some fun pumpkin decor that will last longer than a week? Check out these fun and modern ways to decorate pumpkins without using a carving knife.
1. Paint Dipped Pumpkins via Ciera Design
2. Nail Head Trim Pumpkins via Lovely Indeed
3. Glittered Gold Pumpkins via Yesterday’s Sweetheart
4. Neon Geometric Pumpkins via Hello Lidy
5. Funky Ombre Pumpkins via Funky Time
6. Beautifully Painted Pumpkins via Perfectly Imperfect
7. Chevron Painted Pumpkins via Lolly Jane
8. Neon and White Pumpkins via For the Love of…
9. Tissue Paper and Gold Pumpkins via Paper & Stitch
10. Gold Thumb Tack Pumpkins via Madigan Made
11. Mod Podge Botanical Pumpkins via Uncommon Designs
12. Glitter Frosted Pumpkins via Peacoats and Plaid
13. Colorful Painted Pumpkins via Whatever…
14. Yarn Wrapped Pumpkins via Lines Across
What about you? Do you prefer decorating pumpkins or getting all messy and cutting into them? I really enjoy both, but I do especially like how long these no-carve pumpkins will last (especially when you use plastic ones.)
amy says
I love all of these! Great finds. I just finished a cream felt pumpkin and I think I might want to keep it up year round!
Amy @ http://www.delineateyourdwelling.com
Krista thehappyhousie says
Awesome collection of ideas!! Pinning!
Lauren Lanker says
Such a creative round-up! Love your graphic, too, Rachel!
Warmly,
Lauren
The Thinking Closet
Christine Graves says
Wow, all those great ideas in one spot! Thanks so much….
Deonna Wade says
great collection of ideas…I love to carve them but only one a year…I like to buy more so now I've got some good inspiration to get me started! http://thechildatheartblog.com
Bonnie and Trish @ Uncommon says
Oh so many great ideas! Thanks for including ours!
Alicia says
Wondering what kind of paint do I use to paint on the pumpkins ? I hate the mess n love these ideas but don’t know how to do it. I’m not a very crafty person. Please help with steps on how I can paint
Rachel says
I usually just use acrylic paint and it works well. I usually start by spray painting the pumpkin with a flat white spray paint to act as a base. It really helps. You could probably skip this step though and just paint directly on the pumpkins.