{Painted Burlap} Fall Pumpkins Tutorial

August 2, 2018

It's almost FALL time - I made these pumpkins a couple of years ago and they are still a favorite!!

Burlap is so fun to create projects with. It's natural rustic look and feel makes fall decorating so pleasing.

Put them in a bowl, decorate a tray, set on a shelf, the possibilities are endless.

I've seen some of these burlap pumpkins floating around different websites I visit and was inspired to create some for my fall decorating.

With just a few supplies I created these fabulous fall pumpkins.

Here are the supplies I gathered -- I also used Raffia but forgot to include that in the pic.

I was thrilled when I found these 2 fabric remnants in the Wal-Mart Fabric Department -- I ♥ fabric remnants and find some awesome deals -- like these.

While cruising the fabric department I spotted this Orange Project Spray Paint and thought I'd give it a try to paint my burlap.

It was very easy to use but doesn't go very far (coverage wise) -- I only got 2 pretty good size squares of burlap sprayed with this can and the can cost $3 bucks -- maybe closer to $4.oo -- so I wouldn't recommend using this spray for burlap. It doesn't cover much :(

Again -- totally forgot to take pictures of the spray painted burlap but I just laid it on a foam board, sprayed it and let it dry. It took about 30 minutes to dry for me.

Next to make the pumpkin….