rolled book paper pumpkin {Halloween decorations}
I've seen quite a few pumpkins made from old books around blogland, and I love them. I wanted to put a new spin on the idea, so I created this rolled book paper pumpkin, based on some rolled book flowers I saw on pinterest (the pivot no longer links to a tutorial; otherwise I'd link dorsum). I'one thousand aware my version doesn't look exactly like a pumpkin, but I recollect information technology'south pretty cool anyway.
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I bought a paperback book from the dollar store (you lot can often find former books at the library for a quarter), and ripped off the front and back covers. I also used an exacto to cut the top off and make it a little shorter – otherwise I would accept had a very tall, skinny pumpkin.
I used orangish spray ink to lightly coat the pumpkin, and added just a little dark green spray ink along the bottom. I made a stem by twisting up half a chocolate-brown lunch sack and then securing it to the centre of the pumpkin with a few more glue dots. Green ribbon finishes it off. Information technology didn't take very long to make and only price me a buck: my kind of craft.
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