DIY Twine Pumpkin Sign is a fun fall craft!

This DIY Twine Pumpkin Sign is such a fun project to make for fall. I love creating easy, seasonal crafts and this one is perfect for a cute home decor project that doesn’t take a ton of time.

I’m joining on an awesome group of bloggers this week for a Fall Ideas tour, hosted by the amazing Angie at Postcards from the Ridge.

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How to Make a Twine Pumpkin Sign

My sign was already pre-sanded, so I decided to add some dry-brushed gray paint to the surface, just to add some dimension and texture to the surface, and to help the twine “pop” a little.

A sanding block worked perfectly to “rough it up” a little bit, to get the look I wanted.

I took a pumpkin image and cut it out. I used painter’s tape to hold it in place on top of the sign.

With a pen, I traced firmly over the pumpkin lines, so that the indentions would show on the wood.

I decided to wrap the twine onto each section of the pumpkin. I used a thin paintbrush and brushed on wood glue to one section of the pumpkin. Then I used the natural twine to trace the outer edge of that section of the pumpkin and worked my way into the center. Once that section is filled, cut the twine.