Sally: "Welcome to the 20th century!" -It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
Dryer vent duct pumpkins are all over this season. This could be because they are simple yet elegant. A perfect craft for fall. The great thing is, besides the spray paint and the dryer vent duct, everything was either on hand or bought from a dollar store.
Materials:
- Dryer Vent Duct
- Orange Spray Paint
- Brown Colored Incense Sticks
- Spanish Moss
- Green Material Leafs
- Hot Glue Gun
Directions:
- Cut dryer vent duct to size you want for your pumpkin. Hot glue edges together to form pumpkin shape.
- Spray paint the dryer vent duct orange. (or white if that is the kind of pumpkin you want to make). Let dry.
- Cut incense sticks into size you want for the stem. Use hot glue to glue them into the center of the pumpkin.
- Glue Spanish moss around the pumpkin stem.
- Tuck and glue a leaf on under some Spanish moss.
If you are interested in reading a book about pumpkins, Pumpkin Pumpkin by Jeanne Titherington goes through the life cycle of a pumpkin from seed, to Jack-o-Lantern, and finally back into seeds for next years pumpkins. This make me yearn for some pumpkin pie and pumpkin seeds.
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