97th Power of Paint Party ~ Paper Pumpkin

I came across a plastic, orange pumpkin at a garage sale last month.  For 50 cents I grabbed it!

I wasn’t sure what I was going to do with it, since I was going with more neutral’s in my fall décor this year.  (you can see my autumn mantel here)

When I saw Pottery Barn’s pretty brown pumpkins…

I knew I wanted to try to replicate their beauties.

Here’s my version…

“my brown paper packages tied up with string”

I just tore up a brown paper bag into small pieces, crumbed those pieces up and then decoupaged them onto my pumpkin.

Then I used some Burnt Umber & Espresso Brown acrylic paint to cover up the green stem.

So what have you been painting???

Power of Paint Party Rules:

#1… This is a PAINT party… so pretty please, link-up only paint related projects.  I HATE deleting!

#2… Please put my nifty POPP button (you can find it up in my menu bar’s BUTTONS) in your blog post or a link back to this party somewhere on your blog… that way others from your blog can check out all the paint projects too.

#3… Share the Love… visit the other paint pals.

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Comments

  1. Tatum @ Many Moments Of Me says:

    Thank you for hosting!

  2. Erin {Lavender and Lemon Drops} says:

    I love the simple texture of your pumpkin! Thanks for hosting ;)

  3. Erin of Salvaged Whimsy says:

    Thanks for hosting. I love the color of your pumpkin…it turned out so cutely (is that a word?) and it seems like it would be a fun project.

  4. Kim @ Sand and Sisal says:

    The pumpkin turned out cute! I joined the party today, thank you so much for hosting!

  5. Love the pumpkin and thanks for hosting.

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