Often my husband will find old barn wood or when he's out in the mountains. When he finds interesting pieces, he'll bring them home. I have not been very good at making things from this old wood. It's something I need to work on.
As I was making my painted wood pumpkins, I decided to cut out a few pumpkins from a piece of old wood. I'm loving the character that the imperfections bring to the pumpkins.
BARN WOOD PUMPKIN CRAFT
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This is really one of the easiest projects I've done in a while. As long as you have some old wood and a saw, you can make a few of these pumpkins in no time.
If you don't have a saw, make friends with someone who does!
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SUPPLIES NEEDED BARN WOOD PUMPKINS
- old weathered wood
- Printable pumpkin template
- scroll saw, jig saw, or band saw
- sandpaper
- ribbon, optional
HOW TO MAKE PUMPKINS FROM OLD WEATHERED WOOD
- Print the pumpkin template. Cut out the pieces.
- Using the templates, trace the pumpkins onto the old wood.
- Cut out the pumpkins using a scroll saw, jig saw, or band saw.
- Sand. I didn't do a lot of sanding, just enough to smooth out any sharp edges.
- Tie a bow around the stem if desired.
MORE PUMPKIN CRAFTS
- Toilet Paper Pumpkins
- Yarn Embellished Pumpkins
- Easy Wood Sign with Cardboard Pumpkins
- Reversible Bead Board Pumpkins
Barn Wood Pumpkin Crafts
Yield: 3
Estimated cost: $1
prep time: perform time: 20 Mtotal time: 20 M
Add a rustic look to your fall decor with these barn wood pumpkins.
materials:
- old weathered wood
- printable pumpkin template
- sandpaper
- ribbon
tools:
- scroll saw, jig saw, or band saw
steps:
- Print the pumpkin template found at adventuresofadiymom.com. Cut out the pieces.
- Using the templates, trace the pumpkins onto the old wood.
- Cut out the pumpkins using a scroll saw, jig saw, or band saw.
- Sand any sharp edges if needed.
- Tie a bow around the stem if desired.
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