This pumpkin decor craft combines everything fun about fall! Come along as I use Dixie Belle Paint to create a Porcelain Doll Pink Pumpkin Decor Craft that will add some unconventional glam to your home!
Happy fall y’all! Well, it may not “officially” be fall quite yet, but I think it’s safe to say we are all ready for some nice cool temps and pumpkin spice everything! So, to keep in the spirit of this lovely season, I thought I’d share with you one of my favorite fall pumpkin decor secrets – porcelain doll pink pumpkins!
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I’ve been using porcelain doll pink pumpkins as a part of my fall from porch decor for years and just love how pretty and unconventional they are.
This year I figured it would be fun to recreate these beauties using my crafting skills and a little Dixie Belle Paint. Let’s take a look at how you too can make this fun fall pumpkin decor craft!
Porcelain Doll Pink Pumpkin Craft Supplies List:
- Wooden Pumpkins – handmade or from the craft store
- Tobacco Road Gel Stain by Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint
- Flamingo Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint
- Drop Cloth Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint
- Chocolate Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint
- Chip Brush
- Water Bottle
- Rags
- Decorative Paint Brushes
- Leaf from Faux Flower Stem
- Raffia
- Hot Glue Gun
- Spindles, optional
- Wood Glue, optional
Porcelain Doll Pink Pumpkin Craft Instructions:
- First, use a rag to stain your pumpkin’s surface with the Dixie Belle Tobacco Road Gel Stain. Let dry.
- Next, wet your chip brush and paint your pumpkin’s surface with the Dixie Belle paint in Flamingo. You will want to do two coats, letting them dry in between.
- Now, paint the stem of the pumpkin using the Dixie Belle paint in Chocolate. Same as before, you will need to do two coats, letting them dry in between.
- Once your paint coats are dry, you will dry brush your pumpkin’s surface using Dixie Belle paint in the color Drop Cloth. (To dry brush, start by wetting your chip brush. Then barely dip your brush into your paint and dab any extra paint onto a paper towel. The trick is to have very little paint on your brush. Then lightly dry brush the pumpkin’s surface.)
- After you have dry brushed your pumpkin, take your spray bottle and spray the surface. Then wipe back your paint with a rag. Keep repeating this process of spraying and wiping back until you get the color you like. You can also add more paint by repeating the dry brushing technique, if you feel like you need more color.
- To create the leaf, pull a leaf off of the faux flower bunch and dry brush it with the color Drop Cloth to soften the color. Once it is dry, attach your leaf and raffia details using your hot glue gun.
Watch the full tutorial ~ with BONUS Vintage Spindle Tutorial ~ on the Facebook LIVE below!
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Hi Tammy, I loved your pumpkins! This is the first time seeing you. Of course I love all kinds of crafts! Uncle Doyle and Aunt Bev!
Hi Aunt Bev! I am so glad you enjoyed the Diy Fall Pumpkin Decor, it was so fun to do!
A big thank you for your article.Really thank you! Cool. afkdgdddkeackeec
Thank you for your kind words, so glad you enjoyed it!
These turned out super adorable!! Love them.
Yaaay!! Thank you so much, I am just tickled that you enjoyed this post!
I like your ideas. Cute cute.
Carol,
Thank you so much for your kind words, we are so excited you love our projects. We truly love what we do and just want to share it. <3