I'm not trusted with sharp objects (just kidding) so I usually paint my pumpkins.
I can't have one without a full moon and a bare tree.
I saw an argyle painted faux pumpkin at Real Deals Home Decor and I had to make my own. Just. Had. To. I put glitter on mine too. Weee! I used an argyle sock to get the pattern figured out. No one could figure out why I was toting around a sock and a pumpkin. :)
...And moved inside. No mantel but this old dresser works for setting a stage with my super drippy candles and my pheasant feathers. (Also? those oak leaves on the cake stand have been spray painted gold. Oh yes I did!)
If you want to see a GORGEOUSLY carved pumpkin, check out what Jennifer did over at Gypsy Mare Studios.
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The Shabby Chic Cottage
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
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That is really cool! Way more fun than carved pumpkins--and less sticky. :-) I should try that sometime.
You are just too creative for one person. I think you got my talent, too!!! :-)
I love your display on your dresser.
(Ken is helping me figure out how to do this comment.)
How creative! I love the one with the tree and the moon! It's a work of art! ♥
an argyle pumpkin?! I LOVE it!!! you are amazing, molly! I am sooo missing jack o'lanterns here in Costa Rica! AND my fall leaves..love how you spray-painted yours!
That argyle pumpkin is too cute!
Beauteous! I love the feathers too. I always wanted to paint and glitterfy a pumpkin:)
You did such a beautiful job with these! I REALLY love the black & white pumpkin. Very striking! :) Happy Halloween (few days early) Theresa
Love the argyle pumpkin-so inspiring!!
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