Cut Log Pumpkins
Cut log pumpkins are a delightful way to add a rustic charm to your fall decor! They are crafted using slices of logs, painted in warm autumn hues, and adorned with cute little faux stems. These adorable decorations bring a cozy touch to any space, whether displayed on a mantel, scattered across a tablescape, or even showcased in outdoor settings. The whimsical appeal of cut log pumpkins not only invites a warm seasonal vibe but also sparks joy and creativity for DIY enthusiasts. So, grab some logs, a paintbrush, and get ready to infuse your home with the charming essence of fall!
Cut Log Pumpkin Supplies
Then for the wood stems drill a hole in the top center of each wood pumpkin.
Add some wood glue into the holes and gently hammer the stems into the pumpkins. Then I gave each pumpkin a coat of Mod Podge to help seal the back from chipping off.
The bows were made from some ribbon that I had on hand, and I used wire to attach the bows to the stem.
A few pieces of raffia were tied above and below each bow then crinkled up.
Thinking that the log pumpkins needed a little something else added to the bows. I decided to hot glue a dark brown wood button to the center of each bow.
And that’s it for these two cut log pumpkins. Perfect for sitting on a mantle or even adding to a Thanksgiving table centerpiece.
