Mini fabric pumpkins diy

Gorgeous, easy and fun, these DIY fabric pumpkins are the perfect addition to your fall decor. Watch the video to learn how to make fabric pumpkins now (+ free pattern)

When you visit us today… you will learn how to make your very own DIY Fabric Pumpkins 33 different ways and you will love them all!

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Fabric pumpkins can be sewing crafts that are as easy - or as intricate - as you prefer them to be. But the one thing that stays the same no matter the design: you can personalize them through fabric choices, pattern options, and accessories (stems, leaves, etc) any way you want to. As with most craft and sewing projects, there’s a specific order that you need to follow in order to make your own fabric pumpkin.I hope you loved seeing all the different ideas and options

Make some gorgeous fabric pumpkins yourself this fall! You can customize them with any design or color of fabrics! These would look adorable on a mantle or as a centerpiece. It would be cute to

These Easy Fabric Pumpkins are fun (and addictive!) to make. Perfect for autumn decor.

Full step by step tutorial for making fabric pumpkins! Free PDF Pattern

Change dollar tree faux pumpkins from plain to stylish with an old shirt. This easy DIY fall craft for no sew fabric pumpkins is really simple.

A plethora of mini pumpkins make the perfect fall decor or felt food. These pumpkins are deceptively easy with our mini felt pumpkin tutorial.

Fabric Pumpkins diy from recycled linens happens every fall here at Gardenhouse Studio. The only thing that changes is the fabric and sometimes the pattern. This year I am using a pattern I've used before but I am using embroidered linens, vintage chenille, upcycled flannel and a few pieces of lace. I am using a