With each annual visit to the pumpkin patch, teachers, party organizers, scout troop leaders and parents alike often wonder how to make the most of the prize pumpkin that was chosen by a child. There is the perfect idea. Pumpkin Painting!
Some pumpkins are simply too small to carve. Plus, carving a jack-o-lantern is a messy proposition at any age.
A creative and decorative solution is Pumpkin Painting. Painting silly, whimsical faces or other designs can be a fun, yet easy activity for children and adults.
Preschool age children can even participate as Pumpkin Painting, with supervision, is an age-appropriate Halloween activity for four and five year olds.
Almost any design can be painted on a pumpkin, but those designs that lend themselves to the round, three-dimensional surface of the pumpkin are the most exciting to paint.
The simplest design to paint on a pumpkin is a traditional jack-o-lantern face. But here are some other ideas for Pumpkin Painting designs:
– silly or goofy faces
– favorite cartoon characters
– fall leaves
– scarecrow
– witch
– princess
– turkey
– spider
– ghosts
– cats
– goblin
Pumpkin Painting is also very economical as most supplies are readily available (you probably already have many in your home):
– washable markers
– acrylic craft paints
– newspaper
– spray sealer
– accessories such as raffia, jewelry, hats, etc.
Before beginning, you must decide what design you are going to paint and transfer that design to the pumpkin. You can freehand the design or select one of the many designs in Easy Pumpkin Painting.
Once you or your child has painted the first pumpkin, chances are you’ll want to paint an entire pumpkin family to proudly display at your home.
Pumpkin Painting can be an annual family tradition at your house.
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