Easy Halloween Decoration
Pumpkins !!
Materials Needed:
1. Toilet Paper Roll
2. Newspaper
3. Leftover Fabric
Process:
- Place a roll of toilet paper on top of a piece of newspaper.
- Lift the newspaper and stuff it into the middle tube of the toilet paper.
- Place the roll of toilet paper on top of the piece of fabric you have chosen. (Good side down.)
- Lift the fabric and stuff it into the middle tube of the toilet paper.
NOTES: You may need to cut the newspaper and the fabric a bit. Use any fabric you'd like - it doesn't have to be Halloween fabric.
26 comments:
What a cute idea! I've been collecting toilet paper rolls for preschool, but I'm going to have to use a few for this. I wonder if a paper towel roll would work too?
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Hi Annabelle, what a great idea! I'm thinking of trying to make some pomegranites this way for Succot, and they could also be apples....thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday!
Love your pumpkins. The blue one is sooo unusual. Such a break from the fall colors. Love it.
Cute pumpkins and clever use of toilte paper rolls!!
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What a cute idea for repurposing tp rolls!
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Very cute, and yeah cheap. I love that when you are done with pumpkins or whatever you can just use the roll of Tp, nothing lost. So great. Thanks for sharing, and I would LOVE to have you link this up to my new party. I can use all the support, and appreciate all of it. :)
How cute! What a neat (and frugal) decoration! I just might have to do this. Thanks for sharing. Hopped over from Transform Tuesday.
Krista
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Cute and clever and perfect for the kids, not to mention saving on that expensive polyfill stuffing! And later you can take them apart to use, if you had to, lol!
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I have to admit, the words "craft under a dollar" caught my attention!! ha! ha!.. LOVE these pumpkins, and my gosh, it couldn't GET any easier than THIS!!! I LOVE creativejewishmom's idea for apples too!.. Have a great day, and a wonderful weekend ahead! ~tina
So cute! Wish I'd seen this ages ago when I was a Girl Scout leader.
Adorable.
Cass
cute cute!!!
thanks for linking up to the FALL FESTIVAL!
kellie
Very cute, fabric pumpkins at no cost? I'm in. Thanks for linking.
Thank you for sharing this darling idea. I'm going to send it to my daughter-in-love; she'll totally think that it's a great idea, too! Cherry Kay
These are adorable. Thanks for the idea.
Great idea !
Very cute!
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What a cute idea, Annabelle! I could think of so many things to do with these! And they are a thrifty decor too!
This would also be a great kid project.
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Yvonne
How pretty and unexpected!
Brenda
Such a cute fun idea!
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What a fun fall decoration idea! Thanks for linking up to Topsy Turvy Tuesday's!
This idea could be used in so may ways. Thank you for the inspiration and a big thank you for joining the party!
I love these and the fabric is so fun.
Great job!
What a fun and easy idea. Thanks for linking up to Beyond the Picket Fence's Under $100 Party.
This is the neatest fabric pumpkin that I've seen...and so easy. This is one of those 'why didn't I think of that' ideas. Great job! Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
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