Thanks, I wondered how easy my tutorials and tips were to follow. I’m in love with my pumpkins and can’t wait to get my hands on some more silk velvet. =) I think I need a robins egg blue and black to go with the mix!
Thanks! I went to my church’s pumpkin patch and asked if I could pick up any loose stems off the ground. I’ve seen them for sale on ebay or you could use squash stems. 🙂 Good luck!
I just made some pumpkins. I’m having trouble closing the hole that is left after pulling the thread. I stitched the hole closed. Is there something I am missing?
Your pumpkins are absolutely gorgeous and I really like your details about how you actually made them. Lovely!
Patty at Home and Lifestyle Design
Thanks, I wondered how easy my tutorials and tips were to follow. I’m in love with my pumpkins and can’t wait to get my hands on some more silk velvet. =) I think I need a robins egg blue and black to go with the mix!
LOVE all of the Velvet Pumpkins! Thanks for an easy tutorial especially the bean trick! Pinned it.
Lovely! Do you know the exact colors of the fabric you used?
Thanks! I just searched for orange, purple, and white velvet on eBay. The white is actually panne-crushed velvet.
Where did you get the stems? I love the velvet pumpkins and will be trying to make real soon
Thanks! I went to my church’s pumpkin patch and asked if I could pick up any loose stems off the ground. I’ve seen them for sale on ebay or you could use squash stems. 🙂 Good luck!
I just made some pumpkins. I’m having trouble closing the hole that is left after pulling the thread. I stitched the hole closed. Is there something I am missing?
I believe I used hot glue to help secure the hole after I stitched it. 😉