When we went pumpkin picking at my brother’s, the boys couldn’t help but pick a bunch of unripe, green pumpkins.
When I asked if they’d like to decorate some pumpkins for inside, Henry said only the green ones.
So we decorated those.
And they ended up kind of monster-ish. [Really, anything can be a monster, right?]
We just used what we had on hand in our craft cupboard.
Some googly eyes [sticker ones], foam stickers, and some gems [also self-adhesive ones].
A few pom poms got glued one, and lots and lots of feathers for hair and table decoration.
I set out glue in a dish with a cotton bud to swab over the pumpkin. George would have liked to paint the entire pumpkin in glue, I think!
Last year we made and entire family of pumpkin mummies that were so adorable for the season!
How have you decorated [non-carved] pumpkins?
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Henry is 4 years old. George is 2 years old.
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Those zits are cracking me up!!! Very cute!
I like that your boys went for green pumpkins! I wouldn’t have predicted the feathers, but they add something extra monster like I think!