DIY Dollar Tree Farmhouse Clothesline Pumpkins
You can’t go wrong with these adorable DIY Dollar Tree Farmhouse Clothesline Pumpkins.
Easy DIY Dollar Store Fall decorations that will make your home look amazing.
These adorable farmhouse pumpkins are made with simple supplies for an affordable way to add a handmade element to your fall decor this year.
If you love DIY Dollar Store Fall Decorations as much as I do, you are going to want to make these farmhouse clothesline pumpkins as soon as possible.
If you are looking for a way to add a touch of farmhouse flair to your fall decor, this is the perfect project for you.
This diy dollar tree pumpkin project is not at all complicated to make, and the results are so cute that no one will believe you made these for a few dollars.
They look like they came from a fancy department store!
All you need is a few simple supplies like a pineapple from Dollar Tree, some clothesline, raffia and some glue to complete this farmhouse pumpkin craft.
This project is so affordable that you can make a couple for next to nothing for a decoration you will be proud to display year after year.
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How to Make DIY Dollar Tree Farmhouse Clothesline Pumpkins
Start by unwrapping the gold tinsel from around the pineapple.
The top section will just pop off.
Next add a thin line of hot glue to the bottom edge of the pineapple and add the clothesline on top.
Repeat this process until you reach the top of the pineapple.
(I didn’t have to glue around every time, just when I was going around one of the green edges).
Once you reach the top, add hot glue to the inner side of the clothesline to form the top section.
You just need to leave enough space for the wine cork to fit.
Trim once you reach this point
Add a little bit of hot glue to the wine cork to make sure that it stays securely inside the top of the pumpkin.
Take 2 pieces of raffia and tie them into a bow around the wine cork at top of the pumpkin.
Set on a shelf for simple fall décor.
Place next to other fall items for a more festive look.
Enjoy!
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DIY Dollar Tree Farmhouse Clothesline Pumpkins
Ingredients
- Dollar Tree Pineapple décor
- Clothesline mine is from Walmart
- Hot glue gun
- Scissors
- Wine cork
- Raffia mine was from dollar tree
Instructions
- Start by unwrappying the gold tinsel from around the pineapple. The top section will just pop off.
- Next add a thin line of hot glue to the bottom edge of the pineapple and add the clotheslin on top. Repeat this process until you reach the top of the pineapple (I didn’t have to glue around everytime, just when I was going around one of the green edges
- Once you reach the top, add hot glue to the inner side of the clothesline to form the top section, You just need to leave enough space for the wine cork to fit. And then trim once you reach this point
- I added a little bit of hot glue to the wine cork to make sure that it securely stayed inside the top of the pumpkin.
- I took 2 pieces of raffia and tied them into a bow around the wine cork at top of the pumpkin!
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