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Napkin Ring Pumpkins

By Brooke Riley 4 Comments

3 Aug
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Sometimes inspiration strikes with the oddest of items. That is what happened with this project.

If you follow me on Facebook, you may remember a video I did a month or so ago of me showing my thrift store haul. If so, you may remember my bag full of wooden napkin rings! They were dirt cheap…like maybe $.50 for entire bag or something crazy.

Well, I bought them having ZERO idea what I would do, but they were too cool to turn down.

As fall is approaching and my little creative brain is in overdrive, I decided to take them and make them into something that screams fall…PUMPKINS!

Odd, right?!?! Well. I do agree…but I am thrilled with how cute and different they turned out!

So, let’s get to what I did!

I first took three of rings that I thought had a cool look to them and spray painted them white! (Ignore the bottom piece…I decided to use it for something else!)

While the wooden rings were drying, I got to work on the base of this project- my wooden circle!

I stained the circle with my fave gel stain ever….Minwax Walnut!

After my circle was stained, I cut a large piece of my burlap ribbon to go across the center for added texture.

I hot glued it on for the base of my “pumpkin patch”!

(I forgot to take a pic of this part- oops!)

I laid my painted wooden napkin rings out across the burlap to see how they looked, and then I took my sanding block and distressed them…because let’s face it- everything looks a little better with some distressing! (even napkin ring pumpkins!)

After that, I took my stick and broke it into several pieces to make the stem!

Once I did this process for all 3 pumpkins, I hot glued them onto the burlap, along with their sticks or “stems”.

Once they were set, I took some cute orange polka dot ribbon and trimmed out the top and bottom of the burlap for some added color.

To finish out the look- I did what you have grown to expect…. I put a BOW! (Find bow tutorial here!)

And…..I was DONE! Here is the finished product!

Well, what do you think??!! Nontraditional, but super cute- that is what I think!!

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Last Updated on November 4, 2020

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  1. Pamela says

    August 7, 2023 at 1:08 pm

    Brooke. Those pumpkins are adorable!!. I have not seen anything like this. They look like they are setting on a bail of hay. What a great idea. Thanks for the inspirational. Sooooo cute.!!

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  2. Brenda Smith says

    August 14, 2023 at 11:47 am

    Love it!

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  3. Kimberly Cathey says

    August 29, 2024 at 5:58 pm

    I love this!!????????

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    • Brooke Riley says

      August 29, 2024 at 7:08 pm

      Thank you!!

      Reply

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