House Numbers Made Easy
Have I mentioned how much I love fall?? The three things I love about fall are the leaves changing, the fall flowers, and pumpkins. I love pumpkins. We never carve ours. But I am always looking for ways to incorporate pumpkins into our fall decor. But buying pumpkins every year can be very costly, so imagine how happy I was when I found some more fall pumpkins made from styrofoam at the dollar store. There will be several posts about what you can do with these pumpkins. I have already posted one way in my Pumpkins with A Twist story but here is another way. House numbers that will make your house stand out.
You will need pumpkins, a dowel, pot, ribbon, spray paint, and numbers. First, paint your pumpkins. I chose purple and black because those were the colors that I had leftover. Then run a dowel through the center of the pumpkins so that they sit on top of each other. Place them in the pot filled with sand. Add a ribbon around the bottom of the pot. Then put the numbers on the pumpkins and for less than $5.00 I have a neat potted pumpkins with my house number on it sitting by my front door greeting my guests.
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I love this idea! We have those tiny pumpkins at our local grocery store too!
Very cute idea!
I thought about using those pumpkins but wanted something I could put out every year.
great idea–we too have one craved artifical pumpkin with a light inside that looks really cool and best yet I bought it AFTER Halloween at a great price
I love this idea, so cute!! Love that it’s really easy too!
cool idea! Actually I realized you can change the color of the pumpkins every year depending on what you have or what color you would prefer right?So it will be like a new pumpkin every year!
What a great idea! And I love the black and white!
That is such a fun and festive idea!
yes if you wanted to you could
actually it is black and light purple
Cool idea. Will the numbers show up well on the darker pumpkins?
yes because they are the metallic stickers that you use on your mailbox so they are reflective