DIY Stacked Pumpkin Topiary with Upcycled Plastic Pumpkins

Tired of the same old fall & Halloween decorations? Use a bit of creativity to spice things up with a DIY stacked pumpkin topiary using upcycled plastic pumpkins. 

Learn how to make one and paint it to match your decor with our free tutorial.

– Plastic Jack o Lanterns – Gorilla Glue – Scissors – Chalk Paint – Sand Paper – Painters Caulk

Supplies

Step One: Create the Stack Begin by deciding in what order you want your pumpkins to stack, and how many pumpkins you want in the stack. I recommend using the largest pumpkin, the bottom pumpkin.

Instructions

If your pumpkins are a bit small or wobbly, you can also try placing them in a planter or pot when you’re finished. If you don’t have a large pumpkin to use as the base, you may want to purchase one.

For this project to work, you need to use plastic pumpkins that have a light attachment in the back. A few of my pumpkins have a light attachment at the bottom.

Step Two: Paint Using chalk paint, paint the stack of pumpkins. You will probably need 3 coats of chalk paint.

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