{Painted Burlap} Pumpkins Tutorial

Burlap is so fun to create projects with.  It's natural rustic look and feel makes fall decorating so pleasing.  I've seen some of these burlap pumpkins floating around different websites I visit and was inspired to create some for my fall decorating.  

With just a few supplies I created these fabulous fall pumpkins.  

Here are the supplies I gathered -- I also used Raffia but forgot to include that in the pic.

I was thrilled when I found these 2 fabric remnants in the Wal-Mart Fabric Department -- I ♥ fabric remnants and find some awesome deals -- like these.

While cruising the fabric department I spotted this Orange Project Spray Paint and thought I'd give it a try to paint my burlap.  

It was very easy to use but doesn't go very far (coverage wise) -- I only got 2 pretty good size squares of burlap sprayed with this can and the can cost $3 bucks -- maybe closer to $4.oo -- so I wouldn't recommend using this spray for burlap.  It doesn't cover much :(

Again -- totally forgot to take pictures of the spray painted burlap but I just laid it on a foam board, sprayed it and let it dry.  It took about 30 minutes to dry for me. 

Next to make the pumpkin….

If you like my chicken wire basket -- click here to see the tutorial of what I did to turn it into a Chalkboard front. {love}

I ♥♥♥ how my Burlap Pumpkins turned out and hope you do too.

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