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I haven’t completely lost my marbles. I know I posted this same photo of white pumpkins last year. But it is nearing Halloween and Thanksgiving and I guess I haven’t unpacked the box that has my white pumpkins in it.
I mean, how often do you need white pumpkins? I still love a white palette, so I guess once per year. I made these about 14 years ago and they still work pretty well. And they are very inexpensive and easy to make.
Actually, I have another reason for reposting about these. I ran across a blog recently that gives instructions for making these pumpkins out of dryer duct. Mine are so old that it was before they were made out of a silver foil product. But anyway, you get the idea. I couldn’t have described it better myself, so I’ll let Kaysi of Keeping it Simple show you how. Instead of painting them orange, I just painted them white and used silk leaves. Thanks, Kaysi!
Today I'd like to link with White Wednesday. Please join me at Kathleen's Faded Charm!
7 comments:
I like the white look, it makes them look really elegant! Thanks for the shout out!
Yours are so pretty! LOVE the white :)
Lou Cinda
Love them, I'll save this for next year or maybe I could do them for Thanksgiving! Love white pumpkins!
Rondell
Well aren't those cool?!?!?! Made from dryer duct huh? I have never seen something like this before!! VERY CLEVER!!
what a great idea, Pam! Thanks for sharing - gonna' run over to Kaysi's blog next! Happy White Wednesday -
Who would have thought a dryer duct-this blogging thing really opens your eyes-thanks for sharing!
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing : )
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