Creative Hobbies Large 12 Inch Wood Pumpkin Cutout Shapes, 12 x 10.5 Inch DIY Ready to Paint or Decorate Wooden Cutouts, 3-Pack

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With a few tools, supplies and some imagination, you can easily create these beautiful wood pumpkin cutouts that are perfect for porch decor! Have fun and be creative when it comes to making up your own unique designs. Happy crafting! Conclusion

As you can see, you can make them in all shapes and sizes. That’s what makes this project so much fun! This wood pumpkin pattern, similar to the rustic fall pumpkinand scrap wood pumpkin, resembles the DIY project pallet pumpkins you often see, but adds a unique touch with the angled pattern. The rustic look of wooden boards will mix in great with real pumpkins. Porch Pumpkin Tools and Materials This is a great fall DIY project if you’ve been looking for wooden pumpkin ideas or a fun project you can customized with different patterns and pumpkin designs. Now you can go ahead and cut out the pumpkin shape keeping the paper folded for the symmetrical full pumpkin. The next step is to make the pumpkin template. I freehanded this but you can pull up images on the internet to use as reference. Remember, it doesn’t matter if it isn’t perfect. Natural pumpkins are never perfect 🙂I used my combination square to draw the slots in the cutouts that will allow them to slide together. Make your own fall decor with this DIY Pumpkin Template: Free Printable Pumpkin Pattern. The full-size pattern is a gift from me to you because, as we all know, front porches in autumn just wouldn’t feel complete without a cute, wooden pumpkin. Learn how to make simple 3D DIY pumpkins using plywood. They make the perfect indoor or outdoor fall decor and can be easily put away for storage. Drawing the pumpkin shape on folded paper will ensure that it will be symmetrical. It is very important that the pumpkin shape be symmetrical.

If they are going to be under a shade and protected, you can use regular plywood but be sure to seal them really well. I cut my plywood using a circular saw and a straight-cut guide. I find it easier to cut large pieces of plywood on the ground. If you are making them to use indoors, use paint or stain-grade plywood. Where to use 3D plywood pumpkins?

This is the hardest part of this project only because it needs a little bit of measuring and math – but I’ve got you covered.

Grab your paintbrushes and let’s get rolling. It’s easy to make this DIY Halloween decor and I’m going to show you how to do it. Decorating Halloween Wood Cutouts Gather These Supplies You could also have your local home improvement store cut your plywood for you if you don’t have a circular saw.Paint all of the wood cutouts with white before you choose the final color. There’s two reasons for this. First, you’re going to leave the front white because that is where the napkin is going and you want the design to pop off.

After you’ve painted the boards, you’re ready to sand, then assemble. Sand each board with an orbital sander focusing on the edges just as much as the surface. If you want it to look really weathered, sand the edges and the face until some wood grain shows through. You can also use sand paper and sand by hand if you don’t have an orbital. Create a pumpkin cutout with the pumpkin template free printable cutout Now, you can trace it onto one of the pieces of plywood. This time, we are tracing the complete pumpkin. Step 3. Cut out the pumpkin As you are cutting them out, don’t worry too much if you deviate from the drawn line a little bit. Remember, it is a natural pumpkin. The only thing to ensure is that both cut outs are the same. These cutouts are made of smooth, high quality plywood and are ready for you to paint, stain, and decorate. When you’re finished decorating, hang up your creation or add a personalized gift tag to share it with someone you love. Whether you’re looking for a spooky Halloween craft or looking for a way to decorate, shop our selection of wooden cutouts.Once the slots are cut, slide the two cutouts together for a perfect pumpkin. They should fit together snugly because we aren’t using wood glue. Draw lines for a 3/4″ slot on the bottom half of the cutout with the stem and on the top half of the cutout without a stem. You could use spray paint, or paint them with a paintbrush. Add some raffia around the stems or distress them for a rustic look. The possibilities are endless! Fall looks a little different where we live, but it doesn’t mean I don’t still like to decorate for the season.