I adore Cinderella pumpkins. Adore. I also have a thing for Fabric Cinderella Pumpkins.
So this afternoon I thought I’d create a few little beauties to add to our fall decor.
Supplies:
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fabric
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moss
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sticks or branches
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rice
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polyfill
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thread, needle, scissors, glue gun
Step 1
For each pumpkin you want to make, cut a circle from your fabric. I traced a dinner plate, a luncheon plate and a side plate onto to make our pumpkins.
Step 2
Using a strong needle and a very long heavy duty thread, sew around the entire circumference of your circle to make a little pouch. Do not cut your thread.
Step 3
Place some rice in the bottom of your pouch and lightly stuff the remaining space with polyfill. {A soft squishy pumpkin works so much better for this project – so go easy on the polyfill}. Pull your pouch opening tight and stitch closed.
Step 4
Using the same attached thread, create the bumps in your pumpkin-to-be.
Step 5
Using a hot glue gun, glue on your moss and a stick as your stem.
Repeat for each pumpkin!
So cute and SO easy!!!
Super easy, yes?!
Well done Shannon! I’m not quite ready to embrace fall…
Oh Jordana! Fall is here…although it’s still so warm, isn’t it?
Adorable! Thanks for the tute! These lovelies are now Pinned and posted on my FB page. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thanks Christine! Love Pinterest!
I love them! I’m going to have to sew up a few!
You’ll be done in no time – they’re so simple! And pretty! So many fabrics one could use.
xo Shannon.
These are wonderful — I’m inspired to try them! Thanks for the great tutorial.
Thank you Regina! They’re so simple. We’d love to see your if you do make some!
I love your pumpkin so I featured it today! Check it out here.
Feel free to stop by and grab a button if you’d like.
Have a great weekend!!
xoxo
Allison @ House of Hepworths
Thanks Allison!!! That’s awesome of you!
I found your site this morning and made some of your wonderful pumpkins! I love them! I linked you on my site also.
http://stampndesign.blogspot.com/2011/10/fabric-cinderella-pumpkins.html
Thanks!
Thanks Lynn! Nice job!
Brilliant! absolutely brilliant! I found your blog quite by accident today…. lucky me. You can be sure I will be checking it out regularly from now on.
Awesome!
love these! must make! thanks shannon!
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So fun!