If you’ve got some scrap wood blocks laying around, gather them and turn them into some cute and easy DIY fall decor like this neutral and leopard pumpkin! Cute and Cozy and all the Fall Feels!
I live in an apartment building, so it’s not very often that I come across scrap wood like this. So when I saw this chunky wood block on my daily walk, of course I scooped it up and brought it home.
As soon as I got home with it, I knew EXACTLY what I was going to make with it….a pumpkin!
And this cutie little pumpkin looks just perfect on my Fall-O-Ween bookcase, with all my other gold and leopard print fall decor.
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Supplies Needed to Make a Scrap Wood Neutral Pumpkin
- Chunky Scrap Wood Block
- 4 Coordinating Scrapbook paper: Leopard Print, Gold Glitter, Texture creme, Hymnal
- Antique Gold Rub n’ Buff
- Coordinating Fabric and Ribbon
- Fall Leaf
- Burlap Rosette
- Pumpkin stem
- Waverly Antique Wax
- Irregular Ruler
- Mod Podge
- Hot glue gun
How to Make a Scrap Wood Pumpkin
I made this Leopard Print Scrap Wood Pumpkin on video. So you can WATCH the tutorial by clicking below.
This one is so easy to make you don’t even need a tutorial, and that works out because I made it live on Facebook so I don’t have any “in progress” pics. But if you don’t want to watch the replay, I’ll walk you through how I made it.
First I stained the entire wood block with Antique Wax. You aren’t going to see the wood much, but on the parts that you can, I don’t want to see the raw wood color.
I then traced the sides and top of the block onto 4 different coordinating scrapbook papers, and then ripped them out using my irregular ruler. I wanted the paper to be torn looking to give the pumpkin a distressed look and so that the edges and corners of the block show.
I Mod Podged each piece of ripped paper to each of the 4 sides and top of the wood block.
Next, I glued a stick from a dried flower bouquet to the top of the pumpkin as a stem.
I then made a messy fabric and ribbon now with my Bowdabra, and then glued that to the top of the pumpkin along with a gold fall leaf and a burlap rosette.
I absolutely love love LOVE how this turned out. It looks so fabulous with all of the other neutral, gold, and leopard print crafts we’ve been making for my Fall-O-Ween bookcase.
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Stay Crafty San Diego!
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