Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Easy Pumpkin Seed Crafts

A few months ago, I saw a woman at church with a beautiful brooch. Upon taking a closer look at it, I discovered that it was made out of pumpkin seeds. Actually her little girl had made it for her. Since it was so pretty, I've kept this idea in mind to share with you in the month of October. 
Unfortunately the photo that I took at church wasn't very clear, so I decided to grab one off of the net to show you. And while I was at it, I picked up a few other "Pumpkin Seed Crafts" to share along it. 
These all look pretty easy to me. From what I've seen, the pumpkin seeds are dyed with food coloring in most of the tutorials. And for a bolder look (as in the last example) they're painted. The pin that I saw was natural color sprayed with a gloss topcoat. So beautiful! 
I have linked up the photos to the tutorials. Please click through for instructions!
P1080610


 Pumpkin Seed Necklace - Please visit:
Gingerbread Snowflakes
for the tutorial.


Pumpkin Seed Bracelet - The Village Family


Pumpkin Seed Ornaments - AmandaMackay.com
The natural color is beautiful, isn't it?
Pumpkin Seed Pin - Fireflies and Jellybeans
Note: When you click through this last one, you'll see that it's also an ornament. However, the pin is made in the same way, except a felt circle is glued to the back with a brooch pin attached.
I chose this one because it looks like the finished brooch.

You are loved by an almighty God,



Visit Time-Warp Wife on facebook: Click here

If you would like to have Time-Warp Wife delivered to your inbox daily, simply click here: Subscribe to Time-Warp Wife

Check out my book, The Good Wife's Guide: Embracing Your Role as a Help Meet

3 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness! These are so cute! And this is timely, too... I have four pumpkins sitting on my kitchen table right now just waiting to be turned into something cute.

    ReplyDelete
  2. These are so cute can't wait to try them out. Thank you so much for always sharing such wonderful things

    ReplyDelete


I'm grateful that you have stopped in here today, and blessed by your presence.



While I encourage readers to have open discussion and differing opinions any comments that I deem as rude, distasteful, or merely for the purpose of stirring up debate will be deleted. In other words--play nice. ;)


Whether you are a first time visitor or a long-time reader. You are welcome here!