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Pumpkin Snowmen

By Jenn (aka Mama Jenn) • Last Updated: March 25, 2020
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Believe it or not, we had our pumpkins displayed on our front porch well into December! Judging by the response on my FB page, I am not the only one! LOL!

Pumpkin Snowmen (repurposing pumpkins)

One of the commenters on the FB thread, suggested that I make Pumpkin Snowmen! GENIUS! {That way I can keep the (snowman) pumpkins on my front porch through January…maybe even February…assuming they don’t rot by then!} Now I call that getting my monies worth! 🙂

How to Make Pumpkin Snowmen:

To make Pumpkin Snowmen, you need pumpkins and acrylic paint. While using a primer was suggested, we just used one coat of white acrylic paint and called it good!  🙂

After we got all the pumpkins painted, we let them dry for a day or so!

Pumpkin Snowmen (repurposing pumpkins)

Once they were all dry, we used some black and orange acrylic paint to add some mouths and noses. Yes, those are recycled plastic lids for hats and a scrap piece of fabric for the scarf!

Pumpkin Snowmen (repurposing pumpkins)

Our front porch has never looked so stinkin’ cute!

Pumpkin Snowmen (repurposing pumpkins)

A big thank you to my FB friends for suggesting this awesome way to repurpose my leftover pumpkins! The original idea/inspiration for the Pumpkin Snowman came from here!

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Category: Christmas Crafts, Fun Foods, Letter "P" Actvities, Letter "S" Activities, Recycled Crafts, Winter Crafts
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  1. Linda Dyson

    August 31, 2012 at 8:42 pm

    That would be a fantastic idea to make for young kids. The only exception I would make, would be to use the craft pumpkins you can buy at Michaels and Hobby Lobby instead of the real ones. You can still paint them and use the plastic lids on them, that way, you could use them inside or to go outside. My idea is to make them re-usable from year to year.

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  2. Vanessa

    December 19, 2011 at 10:18 pm

    What a **BRILLIANT** idea!! I’m so going to make some of those if we don’t get enough snow for real snowmen this winter 🙂

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  3. Pink and Green Mama MaryLea

    December 19, 2011 at 2:27 pm

    Adorable!! I wish we still had our pumpkins. It was so warm here this year that they rotted before Halloween so we had to put out our plastic ones this year! These are just darling!

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  4. Mama Jenn

    December 19, 2011 at 4:41 am

    Thanks Jade! We had fun making them!

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  5. Jade Clark

    December 19, 2011 at 4:31 am

    Oh my goodness, those little hats are killing me. I love them all! You guys did a great job with the pumpkins!!!

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