Welcome Fall With This House Number Pumpkin Topiary

Start with three different sizes of faux pumpkins: small for the top, medium for the middle and large for the base of the topiary. Use a utility knife to carefully remove the stems from the medium and large faux pumpkins. Note: Do not remove the stem from the small pumpkin. Create a fall jewel tone color palette by painting the largest pumpkin rust red, the medium pumpkin forest green and the smallest mauve. Use a foam brush to give each pumpkin one coat of paint and let dry. Once all the pumpkins are dry, paint a second coat on each pumpkin to ensure a deeper color.

Start with three different sizes of faux pumpkins: small for the top, medium for the middle and large for the base of the topiary. Use a utility knife to carefully remove the stems from the medium and large faux pumpkins. Note: Do not remove the stem from the small pumpkin. Create a fall jewel tone color palette by painting the largest pumpkin rust red, the medium pumpkin forest green and the smallest mauve. Use a foam brush to give each pumpkin one coat of paint and let dry. Once all the pumpkins are dry, paint a second coat on each pumpkin to ensure a deeper color.

Start with three different sizes of faux pumpkins: small for the top, medium for the middle and large for the base of the topiary. Use a utility knife to carefully remove the stems from the medium and large faux pumpkins. Note: Do not remove the stem from the small pumpkin. Create a fall jewel tone color palette by painting the largest pumpkin rust red, the medium pumpkin forest green and the smallest mauve. Use a foam brush to give each pumpkin one coat of paint and let dry. Once all the pumpkins are dry, paint a second coat on each pumpkin to ensure a deeper color.

Start with three different sizes of faux pumpkins: small for the top, medium for the middle and large for the base of the topiary. Use a utility knife to carefully remove the stems from the medium and large faux pumpkins. Note: Do not remove the stem from the small pumpkin. Create a fall jewel tone color palette by painting the largest pumpkin rust red, the medium pumpkin forest green and the smallest mauve. Use a foam brush to give each pumpkin one coat of paint and let dry. Once all the pumpkins are dry, paint a second coat on each pumpkin to ensure a deeper color.

Arrange plain metal house numbers on a crafting table. Use gold spray paint to dress up the numbers, giving each side a coat of paint. Let dry completely.

First, take a large nursery planter and turn it over; the planter bottom should be facing up. Now add a generous layer of super glue to the bottom of the largest, rust red, pumpkin. Move quickly to place the green pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press down on the green pumpkin to create a firm seal. Next, add a generous layer of super glue to the top of the green pumpkin. Move quickly to add the mauve pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press firmly to seal.

First, take a large nursery planter and turn it over; the planter bottom should be facing up. Now add a generous layer of super glue to the bottom of the largest, rust red, pumpkin. Move quickly to place the green pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press down on the green pumpkin to create a firm seal. Next, add a generous layer of super glue to the top of the green pumpkin. Move quickly to add the mauve pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press firmly to seal.

First, take a large nursery planter and turn it over; the planter bottom should be facing up. Now add a generous layer of super glue to the bottom of the largest, rust red, pumpkin. Move quickly to place the green pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press down on the green pumpkin to create a firm seal. Next, add a generous layer of super glue to the top of the green pumpkin. Move quickly to add the mauve pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press firmly to seal.

First, take a large nursery planter and turn it over; the planter bottom should be facing up. Now add a generous layer of super glue to the bottom of the largest, rust red, pumpkin. Move quickly to place the green pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press down on the green pumpkin to create a firm seal. Next, add a generous layer of super glue to the top of the green pumpkin. Move quickly to add the mauve pumpkin on top of the super glue layer. Press firmly to seal.

HGTV Handmade’s Danielle Boaz shares a fresh fall how-to for making a house number pumpkin topiary. To make your own, you will need a small, medium and large faux pumpkin, rust red, mauve and forest green craft paint, a large planter, super glue, plain metal numbers, gold spray paint, sponge brush and a utility knife.

HGTV Handmade’s Danielle Boaz shares a fresh fall how-to for making a house number pumpkin topiary. To make your own, you will need a small, medium and large faux pumpkin, rust red, mauve and forest green craft paint, a large planter, super glue, plain metal numbers, gold spray paint, sponge brush and a utility knife.