Pumpkin Crafts – Copper Leaf Pumpkins DIY

I Am So Excited To Share With You Easy Elegance Wednesdays, Where We Celebrate Simple Elegant Decor. Today I Am Sharing How I made one of my favorite pumpkin crafts, copper leaf pumpkins.

I have always been in awe of crafters that have successfully completed DIY’s that involved gold, copper, or silver leaf. I have seen projects were these super-thin sheets of metal have been added to mirrors, frames, and even furniture. But somehow I imagined myself doing this and ending up with sheets of gold leaf stuck everywhere but on my project. Lately, I have been on an orange and copper craze and I have wanted to try my luck at pumpkin crafts. So I decided to make copper leaf pumpkins. 

Can I just say this is one of my absolute favorite pumpkin crafts ever? 

All of the materials to make these pumpkins can be found on Amazon and the links are on my blog post How to Make Copper Leaf Pumpkins.

You can find the complete pumpkin crafts DIY on my blog post titled My 100 Year Old home / How to Make Copper Leaf Pumpkins. Some of my other pumpkin crafts include a plaid pumpkin, painted pumpkins, and fabric pumpkins.

Today I am also sharing some of my blogger friends for Eay Elegance Wednesdays. I love these blog posts where we celebrate simple elegant decor.  

 

Today we are sharing:

• • My 100 Year Old home / How to Make Copper Leaf Pumpkins
  • Sanctuary Home Decor | How to Set A Fall Table
  • StoneGable | Decorating Your Porch or Patio for Fall
  • Designthusiasm | 12 Tips for Adding Fall Color to the Living Room
  • Home Stories A to Z | Affordable Styling Tips for a Fall Outdoor Patio 

 

Home Stories A to Z | Affordable Styling Tips for a Fall Outdoor Patio 

My 100 Year Old home / How to Make Copper Leaf Pumpkins

Sanctuary Home Decor | How to Set A Fall Table

StoneGable | Decorating Your Porch or Patio for Fall

Designthusiasm | 12 Tips for Adding Fall Color to the Living Room

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