This is how you make it:
1) Cut a piece of dryer duct. When I cut it I made my into a circle and then added a couple of inches (just to make sure).
2) Using a hot glue fun, I glued the duct into a circle
3) Paint your duct. I let my boys paint it with brushes, just for fun. But I would not paint it like this, it would take forever!
So after they painted for 15 minutes, I took out the spray paint
4) Add a stick and raffia. My one son didn't want raffia on his...
So cute and easy!!

































Saw your blog and thought I would comment on the cute pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea!
I love it! How creative! Do you mind if I show my bloogers your project & link it back to you?
ReplyDeleteSO CUTE!!! LOVE IT!! I may have to make some of these for my front porch!
ReplyDeleteLou Cinda :)
Wow from a dryer duct to a pumpkin how cute!
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Too cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is sooooo cute!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea and one that I will be using on Saturday! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDeborah
Hi, Kaysi, I subscribe to your posts and I posted about these on my blog at http://www.clustres.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteand linked back to yours for the instructions. Thanks!
What a clever idea - thanks for sharing the how-to! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE if you would share this on my facebook fan page. Just upload a picture or two to my photo album. Please feel free to add a link back to your site.
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to my fan page:
Facebook.com/House of Hepworths
My fan page photo album needs a little love from you. ;)
Thank you so much!!
~Allison @ House of Hepworths
Genius, darling, and so creative! Thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteThis is very creative!! I like it a lot :)
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I made the cutest pumpkins out of canning rings. I am happy to send you a pic if you would like. :) They turned out soooo cute!
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