A quick little DIY project that is perfect for fall!
Wordless Wednesday ~ Pumpkin Man (w/LINKY)
October 1, 2013 by · 26 Comments
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If I was going to do one I think I’d wait till way late October, just to make sure it wouldn’t rot by Halloween. So the seeds and stuff just stay inside? You don’t have to clean them out b/f putting them on the pole?
No, you don’t need to clean him out JoJo, just impale the pumpkins on the pole and that’s it :)
such a cute idea!
Ai @ Sakura Haruka
That looks great LOL
Have a pumpkintastic week ;-)
Thanks Steve, hope you also have a pumkintastic week.
That’s lovely! :)
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Nice – never thought of stacking them before!
Great idea!
What a sweet little pumpkin man Monica and it looks so easy to do! Thanks for sharing this guy :-)
Suz
He is quite easy to make Suzanne and totally cute!
Adorable! Now I just need to find some decent pumpkins! :)
lol…Kathryn, looking for the right sizes was the biggest challenge!
Such a cute and festive decoration!
Thanks Terra Heck, he is a fun guy!
love the pumpkins…beautiful!!
Thanks Tammy, he’s a fun little guy!
I love it! Simple, yet so perfectly Autumn.
Thanks Pam!
Love this idea. You are so creative!! So funny that you say”simply impale them on the pole” …. I wince just saying it..LOL!!
I love your new photo….so peaceful!
hahaha..yeah, I had to use that word as that is exactly what we did!
Okay, that is too cool! Love it!
Thanks Christine, he was fun to make!
Looks great! and not too hard to do. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome Bridgit, it is a fun little project!
Love the pumpkin man. Hope he’s still around for Halloween. Remember, pumpkins, after Halloween, broken in pieces, even the insides, make great treats for the deer.
We always break ours up after Halloween too Kathy…the deer love them but so do the squirrels and the birds. They usually are completely gone within 24 hours at most!