Looking for something super simple, but still festive? Try painting the pumpkins in pastel shades like pink, orange, and blue/purple. Use your fingertips to create little spooky faces. Once dry add a sprinkling of glitter or stars for a bit of sparkle. It’s so easy, and kids will absolutely love getting involved!
Aren’t those mini pumpkins just the cutest! They’ve got the whole classic monster gang going on. Imagine a little Frankenstein, a Dracula, even a witch! But they are all so friendly looking. I bet you could totally do this with the kids on a rainy afternoon and you don’t have to be too precise, just have fun with it.
If you are looking to get a little fancy and close to nature maybe give this idea a look. Pressing flowers and herbs and applying them to a white pumpkin is a great design idea. It really pops and makes it look elegant and refined for fall decor. This design lets you bring your love for gardening indoors in a neat little pumpkin display. It’s like a little piece of art, dontcha think? I can’t wait to try it myself!
I love the idea of a soft pastel or metallic color scheme if you’re going for a more sophisticated vibe! These mini pumpkins are painted in shades of pink, white, orange and gold. Imagine arranging them on a mantel or using them as a super cute table centerpiece. You could even use them for a fall-themed party favor. I especially love how these are all different shades – it adds so much depth and visual interest!
Here is a technique I really enjoyed using. It’s super fun to play with! Using nail polish in water to create a marbled effect on the mini pumpkins gives them this awesome, almost tie-dye kind of vibe. Each one ends up totally unique. I think kids would especially love this! You could experiment with different color combos, too.
If you’re feeling like something totally different and free-spirited, give these abstract pumpkins a whirl! They’re super fun because you really can’t mess them up, you just kind of go with the flow using squiggles, dots, and bright colors. I love how the different shades of orange, yellow, and teal pop – that is a fun way to go all out. It would be awesome to see a whole collection of pumpkins like these, each with its own unique design. It’s so simple and you can easily get the kids involved for this one!
Here’s a fun one! I love how each section is a different color and has its own spooky vibe. From skeletons to bats to a “Scream” inspired ghost. It’s a great way to use all those Halloween stencils or just freehand your favorite creepy characters. Plus, it would be a fun project for a party where everyone gets to design their own colorful spooky slice.
Want something fun that is sure to impress your kids. These pop-culture pumpkins are so on point. Imagine painting a few of your favorite cartoon characters or movie characters, so cute right? This idea would be great for a fall party or even as part of your decorations! Let your imagination run wild and get creative with all those beloved characters.
Looking for a super easy, adorable pumpkin idea? Why not try making fingerprint pumpkins? Just paint your pumpkin a solid base color like pink or peach. Then, using your finger, create little ghosts, jack-o-lanterns, or even Frankenstein faces. Add some details with a thin brush for the features, it’s so easy and fun, even kids can help!
Feeling naturey? This pumpkin makes me think of wandering through a forest, but in a cute, autumn way. I love the simple white base with the mix of leaf shapes and that sweet little butterfly. And how fun is that tiny snake?! It feels easy to recreate, and you could totally change up the colors to match your style or home decor.
Want to give your mini pumpkins a super cool, marbled look? It’s so much easier than it looks! Simply swirl different colors of paint together, dip the pumpkins in and watch the magic happen. Experiment with different color combinations, maybe some Halloween oranges and purples, or even some bolder blues and greens. Each pumpkin comes out unique and totally groovy. It’s a fun project the kids can enjoy.
How cute are these?! If you’re going for simple, spooky vibes, these are the ticket. A classic black pumpkin with orange polka dots is always a winner, and a tiny ghost pumpkin is precious. Then there’s always the sweet little Frankenstein or a simple Boo pumpkin! I think even the kids can handle these, and you don’t have to be Picasso to get it right which I appreciate.
How about something simple but super cute? I’m really digging the pumpkins with the little ghosts and spiders. They’re so easy to do – you just need some paint and a steady hand, or even just paint dots for a minimalist version. A creamy white pumpkin with little black spiders makes it look instantly spooky chic! Plus, it doesn’t take forever so you can make a whole bunch! It’s a perfect blend of cute and creepy for your Halloween decor.
Hey! Thinking of something spooky but simple? How about a little Jack Skellington inspired pumpkin? The best part is its super easy, just needs a white pumpkin, some black paint for those iconic eyes and stitched smile, and a pop of purple on the stem for extra flair! It’s such a fun nod to a classic, and honestly, it’s so quick to do. You could totally whip out a whole patch of these little guys in an afternoon.
Looking to get creative this autumn? I am a fan of this collection of mini pumpkins with a vintage vibe. The soft pastel colors with simple patterns feel so fresh and modern. Polka dots, stripes, or even just a solid color wash can really transform these little guys. I bet they would look so cute displayed on a mantle or shelf!
Have you ever thought about bedazzling a mini pumpkin? I’m kind of loving this idea for a super glam, over-the-top look. Start with a simple white base and then just go crazy with gems, pearls, and glitter. The more sparkle, the better, right? It’s so fun and easy to customize this to your own taste. You could even match the colors to your home decor for a really cohesive look!
I really love these, especially the white one with the pink polka dots. So cute! If you’re feeling a little more free-spirited, try just slapping some colors on and letting them blend a bit. Or go for a vibrant orange with pink stripes. These are fun and a great way to use up those paint leftovers, you know?
