Who knew a dollar store hula skirt could make such a cute fall statement? This Hula Skirt Pumpkin Craft brings a fun twist to traditional pumpkin decor with tons of texture and tropical flair.
How to make a Dollar Store Hula Skirt Pumpkin.
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Why I love this craft
Crafting with Dollar Tree foam pumpkins is a budget-friendly way to get creative for fall! These inexpensive little pumpkins are surprisingly versatile. You can paint them, carve them, cover them in fabric, or even stack them for larger decor pieces.
Whether you’re going for spooky Halloween vibes or cozy farmhouse charm, Dollar Tree foam pumpkins are the perfect blank canvas for endless seasonal DIYs.
The inspiration for this craft:
This post is part of a 7 Creative Dollar Tree Hula Skirt Crafts You Need to Try. Grab a few hula skirts and unleash your creativity with these 7 creative hula skirt crafts that will take your DIY game to the next level!
With a little bit of imagination and some crafty skills, you can turn a $1 hula skirt into a work of art that’s perfect for any occasion.
Video Tutorial: Dollar Store Hula Skirt Pumpkin Craft
Watch this quick video to see how this craft came together:
Dollar Store Hula Skirt Pumpkin Craft
Who knew a dollar store hula skirt could make such a cute fall statement? This Hula Skirt Pumpkin Craft brings a fun twist to traditional pumpkin decor with tons of texture and tropical flair.
Materials
- foam pumpkin (Dollar Tree)
- hula skirt (Dollar Tree)
- hot glue
- twig from outside
- sprigs of faux greenery
Tools
- scissors
- hot glue gun
Instructions
- Watch the video. Follow along with the video tutorial for a step-by-step walkthrough of how to make your own magnetic board.
- Prep the pumpkin. Use a pair of scissors to pop of the stem and poke a hole in the top and the bottom.
- Cover the pumpkin with hula skirt pieces. Take small sections at a time and hot glue one end on the top, add a dab halfway down and then secure by attaching the remaining to the other end of the pumpkin. Repeat until the entire pumpkin is covered. (Heads up: this is a bit time consuming, but worth it.)
- Embellish. Complete the pumpkin with a stick from outside and a sprig or two of faux greenery.
The Finished Craft
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