I love velvet and pumpkins, so I couldn't wait to do a project with both.
I used a bowl as my pattern.
Cut my circle out.
I sewed a straight stitch.
Placed some beans on the bottom for weight.
Stuffed the top with poly-fil and closed up the top.
I used some twigs from the garden.
I got the beads from Michael's Craft Store.
Boo!
Ghost!
Bat!
Happy Halloween to Everyone!
I love those Jody! I made a couple last year but I need to make one more (you know, keep those odd numbers!) I think the addition of the beads and alpha beads is adorable.
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Judy
these are adorable, LOVE velvet pumpkins!!
ReplyDeletethey look like they'd make nice pin cushions. lol....lovely velvet!
ReplyDeleteOne can never have too many velvet pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteLove these! I think I need some velvet pumpkins.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Cute cute cute!!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome and as much as I am not ready for fall, I loves me some Halloween! Thanks for the secret bead source too... I thought you'd carefully hand stamped those babies. TFS! :)
ReplyDeleteToo funny that I was just cleaning my craft shelf and came upon the real pumpkin stems I saved from last year to make some of these....I like the twigs a lot better!!!
ReplyDeleteadorable cute,jody!
ReplyDeleteThose are absolutely the cutest pumpkins I have ever seen. What a sweet idea. xox
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love the letters on a string. Tiff
ReplyDeleteI love your soft color palette here... a very romantic Halloween!
ReplyDeleteHow very pretty, and thankyou for showing - July it may be - but it's good to have time to source and make these things - I would love to have a try.
ReplyDeleteJody, your little velvet pumpkins are the sweetest! My grand daughters will love making them with me, too! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Audrey
Great tutorial. Thanks so much. I love your little pumpkins.
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful! you really enhanced them with the green curls and the twigs! your directions and pictures make the project really easy for anyone to try!
ReplyDeleteoh wow..they are really beautiful! love the idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial on the velvet pumpkins, make it look easy. Love the vintage patterned fabric mostly tho, so cute. Will have to try to find some of that fabric to make some with. Maybe HobbyLobby or Jo-Ann will have some. Seems that a few of you gals are starting on your holiday projects already. Good idea as the time flies by it seems from Sept to Dec.
ReplyDeleteAdorable - Pinning!
ReplyDeleteOh...Your velvet pumpkins are so full of whimsy and charm! they are the prettiest Autumn favors!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is a delight...Thank you for letting me become your newest follower!
I'm so glad you popped into my blog...and, thank you for your kind comment!
have a Happy Day!
Carolynn
These are gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing... I have to make these this fall. Looking forward to looking around your beautiful blog.
ReplyDeleteJody, I love your creativeness and your garden is full of beauty! I can barely manage 1 blog & you have 2!! I am enjoying both! Thank you for following mine! Blessings, Julie
ReplyDeleteJody,
ReplyDeleteThese are to die for! I LOVE the velvet! Thanks for sharing! I have velvet in my fabric stash too!
Hugs,
Debbie
Sooooo stinkin' cute!!! And so easy! Thanks for the great tutorial, Jody. I'll be making some of these little darlings come fall! :)
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I'm saving this page! I would love to make some of these for Fall! I have plenty of fabric...and now the 'how to'! Thank you so much!
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