It’s time for the first NEW fall project of the season! I love creating new pumpkins to place around the house, and I’m so excited about these DIY Drilled Pumpkins. And keep scrolling down to see more DIY Fall Decor Posts from other talented bloggers.
If you know how to use spray paint and can hold a power drill, that’s all you need!! These pumpkins are seriously so easy to make and you can do them in an afternoon.
For now, I have these displayed in our living room, but I have a feeling they are doing to be moved around quite a bit this season!
I’ve been playing around with different color schemes of fall and I think I am settled on this earth tone color scheme with pops of a deep burnt orange. It will transition nicely through early-fall, Halloween and even thanksgiving. 
SUPPLIES
- Faux pumpkin
- White, Gray and Black Spray Paint
- Power Drill with 1/4″ bit
- Battery Operated Candle
Give your pumpkin a coat of spray paint. Then using a power drill create holes in your desired pattern,
Using a tool with sharp edge, cut the top off so you can lift it off. The holes will not be smooth on the inside, so I took a sheet of sandpaper and gently sanded the inside to get rid of the excess foam around the holes. After this part, I gave the pumpkins an additional coat of pant to cover up any damage done by the power drill. 
Insert a battery operated light inside and then get ready to display !
I can’t wait to show you more projects I have in the line-up for this fall! But in the mean time, here are 4 other projects for you to browse through and add to your to-do list this season! Love all of these sweet bloggers.
Craftberry Bush | Town & Country Living | The Happy Housie | House By Hoff | Taryn Whiteaker Designs
About Taryn Whiteaker
Taryn Whiteaker is the voice of style behind TarynWhiteaker.com (formerly Design, Dining and Diapers) ! Taryn is a previous PR/Marketing professional who got back to her creative roots after becoming a mom and now shares her passion for home decor and design for the world to see. Taryn lives in the greater Seattle area with her husband and three kids and loves coffee, the outdoors, and exploring with her family.
Such a cute project, Taryn! I love how the holes in the pumpkins mimic the metal baskets below. Clever arrangement. Thanks so much for organizing today’s tour!
These are so cute! My boys would love to help make them, too -any chance to get their hands on a drill:)
These are very unique and go well with the metal holed baskets, i may have to copy part of it. Thanks, just visiting.
So cool! They’ll look so neat when you light them up at night! Thanks for hosting this blog hop today! xo
Such a simple way to add a sleek design to faux pumpkins. Thanks for sharing on Merry Monday. Will be featuring this in a pumpkin roundup.