DIY on how to make an easy adorable wooly yarn pumpkin with no knitting!
I am so excited to share my Easy To Make Adorable Yarn Pumpkins with you!
They turned out so cute and were so easy to make that even your kids could make these cute fluffy pumpkins.
You can find all kinds of yarn pumpkins on Pinterest but I wanted to create something a little unique.
Don’t get me wrong I like the cute string pumpkins made with glue but I wanted a thicker, wooly looking pumpkin.
My sister, niece and daughter brain stormed and came up with this DIY tutorial for you.
Easy Adorable Yarn Pumpkin Supplies
Supplies needed-
Dollar tree pumpkins
fluffy yarn
faux yellow pom poms
glue gun
twine
faux green leaves
a stick from your yard for the stem.
If you love making fall pumpkins crafts you will love this easy to paint black and white buffalo checked pumpkin tutorial that I did.
It literally will take you 15 minutes to make and they really look so cute!
Don’t you love it when the supplies are super simple?
Yeah me too!
Remove stems from pumpkins
Start by taking off the little faux stems.
The stems were connected to the pumpkins with a toothpick!
We just popped them right off.
Start adding yarn
Next add hot glue to the very top center of the pumpkin and add the yarn in a circular motion.
Continue to add more hot glue in long streams and laying the fluffy yarn row upon row.
Keeping the rows close to each other, no orange color shows through.
Here is the entire pumpkin covered with the fluffy yarn.
So cute and fluffy 🙂
The fluffiness reminds me of this super fluffy Anthropologie knock off wreath I made awhile ago for Christmas.
“It’s so fluffy I could die” haha
Have you seen my weekly Centerpiece Wednesday Linky party yet?
Lots of creative bloggers link up and share their amazing blog posts on everything from recipes, crafts, decor ideas and more!
Add twine to your adorable yarn pumpkin
To add dimension we added twine!
We wanted the little sections to kind of pop out so we wound the twine up and over all around to create sections.
On the rust colored pumpkin we had to wrap it around twice to make it stand out.
I love that rust yarn because it is super fluffy!
Create a stem
Simply cutting a little branch from our yard and sticking it down into the middle of the pumpkin we created a stem.
The stem is about 2″ long and the foam pumpkin holds the stem perfectly in place.
You can add a little decor if desired.
We added some faux green leaves and yellow pom poms with a little hot glue.
Ideas how to display your yarn pumpkins
Display these easy to make adorable yarn pumpkins in a basket or on a shelf or anywhere you want a little fall look.
This year I think I will add these adorable yarn pumpkins to my pretty fall mantle where I used silver pumpkins.
I think they would look so cute there.
Have you seen my recycled Hydrangea and Pumpkin wreath that I recently made?
This wreath has been recycled many times…It is 15 years old but because I change things up each year it looks brand new!
More Pumpkin posts
I love all things pumpkin!
Pumpkin crafts, Pumpkin recipes, Pumpkins on my porch with cornstalks, Pumpkin topiaries…you name it I love all things pumpkin.
Fall Blog Hop
If you are here from Olivia O’Hern’s blog Welcome! Here are some fun bloggers that have gathered together to bring you lots of amazing fall inspiration.
With all these amazing ideas, you are bound to walk away with tons of ideas.
Kippi at Home // Zucchini Sisters // Olivia O’Hern // Karin’s Kottage
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Darling & Dapper Life // Peacock Ridge Farm // Cloches & Lavender // My Family Thyme
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A Life of Balance // From Farmhouse to Florida // This Dear Casa // Feet Under My Table
Make sure to hop on over to Darling and Dapper Life to check out her pumpkin craft!
Great brainstorming! The yarn is a wonderful twist and looks amazing!
These DIY pumpkins are cute as a button.
Hugs,
Kippi
Cute, cute and cute!! I love making little pumpkins! Pinned and happy fall decorating!
Thanks so much Cindy! 🙂
Your pumpkins turned out adorable. I am definitely making some of these cuties.
Hugs,
Kippi
Thank you so much Kippi 🙂
Oh, my goodness! Too cute! You had me at the white with yellow! Pinned.❤️
These pumpkins turned out so great. Love the yarn. Thanks for sharing.
Karin, these yarn pumpkins are so cute! I love how simple, yet adorable this project is. I can’t wait to give it a try! This is one that I can even do with my students at school. Thank you for sharing. It’s always fun to hop with you!
So cute and so easy, I love it! I especially love the styling of the white one. It reminds me of a lemon tree…I think it’s the shape of the leaves and the fun yellow pom poms, I just love it. It kind of mixes all the seasons which is my favorite 🤗
How cute! Adding the leaves is a real cute touch. Happy to hop with you!
Karin, I love your yarn pumpkins! They’re so fluffy and cozy! It’s amazing all the creative ways those DT foam pumpkins can be embellished. Pinned!
These are super cute. I love the sticks for stems
Thank you Cindy 🙂
These pumpkins are super cute! I love them. Hugs to you.
these are adorable! i love the texture! thanks for sharing!
Thank you Kimberly…they really turned out better that I thought they would!
Karin
Such a great way to turn a cheap pumpkin into a cute decor item.
Janet,
They really turned out so cute and I love recycling things to make them look better 🙂
These pumpkins are so cute! What a fun simple craft. Thank you for sharing the tutorial. I’m visiting today from the Inspire Me Monday link up. Have a great week Karin!
These are so cute. I am pinning to try it out next year!
Thanks for sharing at the Sundays on Silverado Link Party!
-Niky @ The House on Silverado
Thank you Niky! There are so easy to make you could seriously whip one out tonight! 😁
Thank you for stopping by!
Karin
SO CUTE!!!!! LOVE!!!
I found your blog on Create With Joy, I love the new twist on the pumpkins, they turned out really cute. I keep seeing fall decorations and I know its going to slip away quickly.
I would love to have you join us over on Oh My Heartsie Girl, my weekly party to share your blog #omhgww
Have a great week!
Karren
HI Karren! Thank you so much for stopping by! I was so happy with how they turned out. I will pop over to My Hearts girl! Also please come to my linky party on Wednesdays. Centerpiece Wednesday Linky party.
Hugs,
Karin
Your pumpkins are adorable! I love the way you created the interesting texture with yarn and twine. That’s it, I’m going to have to make some of these, thanks for the inspiration!
Those pumpkins are precious! Thanks for sharing at Charming Homes & Gardens!
Kristin! Thank you so so much! I really appreciate your sweet comments and the feature! I a thrilled!
Karin