With Halloween just days away, now is the perfect time to carve your pumpkins without them rotting before the big day. Using a Dremel, we’ll show you a non-traditional way of shallow carving your pumpkin. Here’s what you’ll need to get started: Mummy Stencil-Small (5.75″x6″), a fresh pumpkin, a Dremel and bits, pumpkin carving tools,…
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This How to will kick you Halloween decor up a notch as it’s colorful , fantastical, and fun! You will learn how to spray paint pumpkins, stencil pumpkins, and then add a wicked and fun twist to them with a clay stem! Materials Needed: Pumpkins Spray paint Stencil1 Halloween 4 pack Stencils String Screw and…
Continue reading →This DIY adds a wicked touch to your Halloween decorations and it’s easy! Using modeling clay, we created these twisty black stems to some white pumpkins for a Halloween look that Tim Burton would approve. You’ll need modeling clay, pumpkins either real or faux and a butter knife for cutting shapes. This is also a…
Continue reading →To prepare for the month of Halloween, it’s time to start decorating those pumpkins! However, instead of the basic Jack-o’-Lanterns, maybe it’s time to try something different…we created this distressed damask and skeleton pumpkin. Here’s how! Gather all of your supplies: pumpkin, stencil brushes, paint, and stencils We kept it simple and on-trend with black…
Continue reading →1. Paint it! Make your pumpkins spooky with multi-surface paint! Try using one of our patterns stencils underneath your favorite halloween themed stencil! 2. Etch it! Use a dremel to stencil your pumpkin and give it this unique look! For an easy alternative, stencil your pumpkins with sharpie markers! This is a fast and simple…
Continue reading →To make the blazer: Stenci1 Halloween 4-Pack set Blazer Martha Stewart Glitter fabric glue To make the pumpkins you’ll need: Stencil1 Birds 8-Pack stencil set pumpkins Martha Stewart Glitter Glue Folk art black paint Sharpie Markers for touch up
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