Wood pumpkins last from year to year, unlike that rotting vegetable on your front porch! Turn your scrap wood pile into one of these DIY wooden pumpkin ideas!
Fall is all about the pumpkins (PSL, anyone?) and most of these wooden pumpkins were created from free lumber. There are so many takes on the humble pumpkin, I'm not sure which one I like best!
Seasonal decorations are the perfect way to use up that scrap wood pile! I've made giant conversation hearts for Valentine's Day and oversized watermelon slices for summer out of 2 x 12 remnants. It's a great way to get creative without a huge financial commitment!
This rustic pallet pumpkin trio was made with the wood from two pallets, along with a scrap piece of cedar for the base. It's skinny enough for your mantel, and it also makes a great porch decoration!
Tired of your flat wooden pumpkins falling over? Hinge the panels together to form a curve! This genius idea uses rope to allow the pumpkins to fold up and gives them a rustic look.
If you're not the power tool type, this DIY wood bead pumpkin is perfect for you! I love how the wired twine is used as the stem at the top as well as giving the pumpkin its structure.
Give your pumpkins added texture with spackle! Just spread it on like a cake, then paint it orange after it dries!
Have some leftover pickets from your summer fencing project? Cut off the dog eared ends and turn them into cute little wooden pumpkins!
Wooden pumpkins can't get much simpler than these! Just stack up some 2 x 4's and add a stem to create these cuties.
I love the X shape of these reclaimed wood pumpkins! The green wire around the stems gives the perfect finishing touch.
Go bold with this geometric pumpkin! You could change the colors to suit your decor while still giving your home a seasonal touch.
Combine your wooden pumpkin with fall flowers like mums with this rustic pumpkin stand.
These polka dot pumpkins are sooooo cute! The touch of gold on the stems brings the whole look together.
Aren't these so cute? The stems are made with rope through a hole in the top to give them a natural look.
Don't toss that stump in the burn pile just yet! With a little creative carving, you can turn it into a wooden pumpkin that looks just like the real thing!
If you just have a few slats of a pallet left over from another project, slice them and stack them to form these little wooden pumpkins.
Nothing says you're ready for fall quite like this wooden pumpkin sign!
Turn those old fence boards into this cute pumpkin sign! This one forms a stake that can be inserted into the ground anywhere in the garden.
Take a stroll down the trim and mouldings aisle of your local home improvement store and pick up the supplies for these corner block wooden pumpkins.
Adding an oval to the front of a flat wooden pumpkin gives it a three dimensional effect. This white one would look great with any decor!
These pallet pumpkins are full of texture! You've gotta check out her aqua chevron version too!
These friendly pumpkins are made from scraps of 4 x 4. They're so fun to stack and rearrange!
There are some great wooden pumpkin projects in this list! Which one is your favorite? I'd love to hear from you in the comments below!
Jodie Fitz
Tuesday 9th of October 2018
Hi there! We featured you at Reader Tip Tuesday = love all of these ideas, Thanks for sharing. We hope you grab a button and join us at this week's party:
Jann Olson
Monday 8th of October 2018
So many fun ideas! I just turned a cutting board into a pumpkin. Thanks for sharing with SYC. hugs, Jann
Sheri
Monday 8th of October 2018
Love these! Thanks for sharing at To Grandma's House We Go DIY, Crafts, Recipes and More Wednesday Link Party. I pinned this! Hope to have you join again next week!
C
Saturday 6th of October 2018
So many options for this theme! And, they're all fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
AnnMarie Irace
Thursday 4th of October 2018
Very cute ideas for different pumpkins! Love them all.