Here is my Pumpkin Patch…
September 23rd, 2009
Hey Stampers!
I wanted to make some pumpkins for Halloween. So here is what I came up with. My little pumpkin patch. I made some pumpkins last year for Thanksgivings this year I wanted some for Halloween.
I wanted the pumpkins to look like they were in a bin so I used the Big Shot Die Fancy Folds from Stampin Up! (page 200). I did cut the box down a little then used the Scallop Edge Punch, (page 187) before putting the box together. To make it look like a bin after it was together I used the Word Window Punch (page 187) added one to every other scallop (sponged with Close to Cocoa).
Pumpkins are made with the Round Tab Punch (page 187). It takes 10 of them to make one pumpkin I used the DSP paper called Cast-A-Spell (page 161). Added a little piece of ribbon before taping the last one together. Then I took a thin piece of Old Olive cardstock around a pencil to make a stem. What I did to make the cardstock look like hay was I took a piece of So Saffron cardstock sponged it with Close of Cocoa cut it into thin strips ran threw through the Crimper page (188). My little 5 cent sign is made with the stamp set called Halloween Hoot (page 23)
Posted in 3-D Projects, Big Shot, Halloween, Punches | 
Tags: 3-D project, Big Shot Die Fancy Folds, DSP Cast-A-Spell, Halloween, Halloween Hoot, Stampin Up!, Stampin Up! Ribbon
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This is such an adorable project! I don’t suppose you would email a quick how to on assembling them? You’ve done such a cute job! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
This is so gorgeous – i am so inspired by your pumpkins i have my punch out ready to create some of these little beauties – thanks so much for sharing your talent
This is SOOOO adorable!!! I love that idea
Cindy
OMG! Your pumpkins and bin are adorable! I’m going to be casing these for sure! You should share with everyone.
This show case is lovely, Lenee! Very Very elegant and darling! Thanks for sharing!!!
Hope this helps!
Then fold them in half, the side you want showing folds in. Use your snail/mono to put each one on top of each orther, I do put a couple of piece of sticky strip on my last one (to make sure your pumpkin is going to stay together), bring your top pumpkin around and attach it to the first one. Just before I close my pumpkin I add a small piece of ribbon. For the stem I added it after they were done. Make your stem put a little Crystal Effects on the bottom and slide it in the middle. Hope this Help’s, If not email me again and I will help you.
Saw these in your SCS gallery and just had to jump over to see more – these are just so adorable! love them!!!
These are so cute! and the picture is beautiful. I think I need to make a bunch of these to decorate the house this fall
Lene’e i have made some and posted a pic on my blog with a link to your blog – thanks again for the inspiration
These are adorable. I’ve seen them made with the scallop oval punch, but love this idea too. TFS.