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Pumpkins are a major fall icon and I’m enthralled with all of their different shapes, colors, and textures - as well as all of the things you can do with pumpkins. Today I’m offering up a pumpkin palooza – a plethora of pumpkin pretties – plenty of pumpkin ideas! There’s still time to carve or decorate pumpkins for Halloween and you can use them for fall and Thanksgiving decorations too.
Pumpkins Galore
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Let your pumpkins do the talking and the decorating this Halloween. Do you prefer a scary or friendly message?
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Plan on a few nosy neighbors!
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Who said pumpkins have to be orange, carved or scary? Black paint transforms pumpkins to an interesting vase and accent decor.
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Instead of eating the treats try decorating with them. Glue candy to a pumpkin in a pattern of your choosing.
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A pumpkin buddy welcomes you home.
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Let pumpkin luminarias light the way.
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Pumpkins make a bewitching decoration.
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Carve or paint a pumpkin village.
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Planter pumpkins peek out to see who’s coming to the house.
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Instead of carving all the way through the pumpkin simply scrape your design part way into the skin and at night it will softly glow.
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White, green or orange who can resist the big grin of a Halloween jack-o-lantern?
Plenty of Pumpkins
Pumpkin decorating ideas seem endless. What have you done with yours? Is it a traditional jack-lantern? Is it painted or primped? Grinning or growling? Funny or phantom? Click on the Comment link below and let me know how great your gourds look.
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I love the look of the pumpkins lining the walk but I don’t like the idea of fire in the same vicinity as kids in costumes. I would imagine the pumpkins with lids on would be safe, but the jars with candles do not seem like a good idea. Am I just being paranoid?
I have “shepard’s hooks” lining our driveway at the lake…I’m going to do that BHG photo with pumpkinette’s! My, how pumpkins have evolved! franki
Glad you found something to inspire you! Send a photo to solutions@yourdecoratinghotline.com when you’re got them up. I’d love to see them!
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Great pumpkin decorating ideas! I love this time of year and am always looking for new ways to decorate for it.