What you need
Small glass bottle
Plastic milk carton or jug
Sharp Scissors or
Exacto knife
Instructions
This photo was contributed by Sue. H, thanks for sharing a picture of your completed pumpkin Sue, it is such a great idea.
Welcome to our tutorial on how to make a Cinderella’s Glass Shower Ring Pumpkin! This DIY craft project is the perfect way to add a touch of elegance and charm to your fall decorations or to decorate for a Cinderella themed party. This pumpkin is made using shower curtain rings from Dollar Tree, making it an easy and budget-friendly craft project that can be completed in a short amount of time.
This project is perfect for those who love to decorate for the fall season and want to add a personal touch to their home decor. The glass-look pumpkin can be customized to match your home decor, and you can paint or add any embellishments you like. The materials required for this project are inexpensive and can be easily found at your local Dollar Tree store.
Not only is this project easy to make, but it’s also budget-friendly and it’s perfect for those who want to create something unique and special for their home. The glass-look pumpkin is a great way to add a touch of elegance and charm to your fall decorations, and it’s also perfect for a Cinderella themed party.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a beautiful and elegant glass-look pumpkin using shower curtain rings from the Dollar Tree store. So, grab your materials and let’s get started on creating this charming and budget-friendly fall decoration or party accessory.
For this project, I suggest using a strong clear glue such as E6000 or a hot glue gun.
You will need a base or core for your glass look pumpkin, in this photo Sue used a small glass bottle, for the center of her pumpkin decoraiton, you could also use a plastic bottle or even a tealight holder and add a candle.
Start by taking your shower curtain rings and gluing them around the core/bottle. This forms the pumpkin. For the pumpkin stalk, use a plastic bottle to create a leaf or stalk for your glass pumpkin. Glue into place.
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