Clever No Carve/Painted Pumpkin Ideas for Kids
Painted Pumpkin Idea List
Here are my favorite no-carve pumpkin ideas that kids can help make! Personally, I would rather do painting than have to carve into the oozing pumpkin guts! :-) Most of these are found on Instagram (no instructions) so if you have an awesome pumpkin idea tag me @crafty_morning so I can add it to this post! Also, check out some no carve storybook character pumpkins!
Pumpkin Bats made by Adas Interior Design – She used black foam sheet for the wings and poked toothpicks in to hold them.
Glow in The Dark Pumpkins– Make glow in the dark pumpkins using dimensional tulip paint! Use a fake plastic pumpkin so you can pull it out every year too! Find the video tutorial here from SoCraftastic.
Ninja Turtle Pumpkins made by Nakia – She used her son’s costume masks as the bandanas!
- Olaf Pumpkin made by Jillian
- Melted Crayon Pumpkin made by Sam
- Vampire Dracula Pumpkin made by Suzanne
Scooby Doo Pumpkin – Paint a pumpkin with brown and use pieces of felt to make the eyes, mouth etc! The nose looks like a foam ball cut in half (not sure – no instructions on Pinterest)
Monster’s Inc Mike & Sully Pumpkins made by Katherine
- Minion Pumpkins made by Kristin
- Finding Nemo Pumpkin made by Nicole
- Ladybug Pumpkin made by Audra
- Frozen Olaf Pumpkin made by Kylie
Emoji Pumpkins – Made by Michelle Michael
Painted Donut Pumpkin made by Missmalot
- Thomas the Train Pumpkins made by Ness Marie
- Owl Pumpkins made by Brittany
- Pumpkin Witch made by Bevin
Spongebob and Gary Pumpkins made by Melissa
Vampire and Sugar Skull Pumpkins made by Joni’s kids
Sally Skellington Pumpkin (from the Night Before Christmas movie) made by NeezyMars
M&M Pumpkins made by Jessica
Angry Birds Pumpkin made by Charles
Flintstones Pumpkins made by Barb
“Owl You Need is Love” Pumpkin made by Maggie Taylor
Kermit the Frog Pumpkin made by Aurora
Dumpling Pumpkin
Ice Cream Pumpkins
Pin Cushion Pumpkin
Footprint Ghost Pumpkins
Yoshi Pumpkins
Grandma Pumpkin
Baseball Pumpkin
Corgi Pumpkin
I will be adding to this list throughout September/October so stop back or go see my Halloween crafts for kids!
Adorable! I’ll be painting pumpkins with my grandkids this weekend!
Nice projects that can be worked in small in smaller time increments. I’m recovering from surgery and motor skills are still a challenge for me, excepte when I’m working with 5 year old grandson :)
Great idea something different for a change!
These are so adorable! I love that this is an activity for both older and younger children :)
awesome ideas for the grandkids thanks