Grinch pumpkin painting

Say goodbye to messy, grinch pumpkin painting, complicated pumpkin carving…Just paint a few of your favorite characters to decorate your home. You can use real or fake ones the real ones stay for about 2 months, fake ones forever. By Greenreen Follow.

I had a beautiful pumpkin left over from Thanksgiving and Halloween. I really hated to throw it away. I had seen a Grinch head made into a pumpkin at a friend's house and so I decided that would be a great way to save my pumpkin. I bought some lime green paint and just drizzled it right onto the pumpkin. I used a foam brush to spread all the paint over the pumpkin. It took about 3 coats of paint to get it to the point that I felt was good enough coverage to start painting the face.

Grinch pumpkin painting

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Then I painted the red, and lastly I painted the black. I found the best spot on the pumpkin for the nose, which was a bump that stuck out a grinch pumpkin painting. Re-trace the pencil lines over the green.

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This cute no carve Grinch Pumpkin is the perfect way to celebrate the spooky season while getting ready for the Christmas holidays ahead! Save this post for later! Sign up to have this link sent directly to your inbox. That means that not only is our pumpkin super-cute, it costs next to nothing to make him! Fun for all ages — This is one of those DIY crafts that the grownups will have just as much fun with as the little ones do. It makes a great family night activity! While the pumpkin and hat are from Dollar Tree, I get a lot of my paints from Walmart. Try cotton balls, crumpled paper or even crumple some plastic grocery bags which is what I did when I realized I was out of stuffing! From book characters to classic monsters, your kids will have a blast getting creative with these no-carve Halloween pumpkin designs!

Grinch pumpkin painting

I had a beautiful pumpkin left over from Thanksgiving and Halloween. I really hated to throw it away. I had seen a Grinch head made into a pumpkin at a friend's house and so I decided that would be a great way to save my pumpkin. I bought some lime green paint and just drizzled it right onto the pumpkin. I used a foam brush to spread all the paint over the pumpkin. It took about 3 coats of paint to get it to the point that I felt was good enough coverage to start painting the face. I printed out a couple of Grinch faces that I found on Google images. I liked the mouth better on the green picture, but the bottom picture was better for the eyes and eyebrows. I hand drew the face onto the pumpkin. I found the best spot on the pumpkin for the nose, which was a bump that stuck out a little.

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I had a beautiful pumpkin left over from Thanksgiving and Halloween. I bought some lime green paint and just drizzled it right onto the pumpkin. I started with the Grinch for my first pumpkin and sketched the details from a google image. For Angry Birds Paint your pumpkin a light base color I accidentally used the lime green but since the bird I chose is black, I just painted over the green… Phew. You can use real or fake ones the real ones stay for about 2 months, fake ones forever. Paint the eyes yellow with red eye balls and let dry. Once dry, pencil in the details of your character. I found the best spot on the pumpkin for the nose, which was a bump that stuck out a little. Use the black sharpie to draw over the pencil lines. Or play a Grinch Minute to Win it Game.

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Paint the eyes yellow with red eye balls and let dry. For Angry Birds Paint your pumpkin a light base color I accidentally used the lime green but since the bird I chose is black, I just painted over the green… Phew. Re-trace the pencil lines over the green. I printed out a couple of Grinch faces that I found on Google images. Pumpkins fake or real Acrylic paints based on the character you choose to paint Black Sharpie Pencil and brushes. I added the Santa hat by pinning it onto the pumpkin so. Let everything dry. Use the sharpie to draw tiny dots along the body for feathers. I started with the Grinch for my first pumpkin and sketched the details from a google image. I painted one white and the other a flesh color it turned out more grey than flesh color but I went with it; feel free to mix your own flesh color with white and some orange. Paint the pumpkin a lime green and let dry.