Spray Painted Pumpkins

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If you have been following my blog you know I made a Spooky Wispy Wreath by spray painting silver pumpkins white for a more eerie look.

Well now the rest of my decor just didn’t match, so what better to do? Get out the old spray paint and get to work! I found these cool Green Sparkly Halloween Alphabet Chipbox Letters and decided to use them to add creepy lettering!

Spray Painted Pumpkins {Real & Faux}

Supplies:

2 Cans White Matte Spray Paint
1 Can gray or White Primer Spray Paint
1 Can Brown/Bronze Spray Paint
Masking Tape
Green Glitter Chipbox Letters

Instructions:

Tape up the pumpkin stems.

You will see in the pic, 3 of my pumpkins are real. You need to use a primer to cover the orange and make the white apply and cover the pumpkin easier.

Also, it saves paint. I used 2 cans of white and 3/4 of a can of primer to do them all. Let them dry. Then I lightly misted them with a brown bronzey color I had on hand so they wouldn’t be too, too white.

Next I hot glued the very cool cardboard letters on. Super easy and soo much better and faster than a stencil. Love it!

LOVE IT? PIN IT!

Check out more of my Fall Decor Ideas~

Confetti Pumpkins

Spooky Wispy Wreath

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Comments

Linda @ it all started with paint says
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Okay, who doesn’t love a spray painted pumpkin? And then to top it off you added glitter letters? I’m sold!
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Linda
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kraftykat76 says
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Love your spray painted pumpkins! The glittered letters are a nice touch!
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Kathryn Pepper says
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These are gorgeous! I’m featuring this tonight at my link party. Thanks for linking up!
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jliff says
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Love that glittered lettering! It looks awesome! Thanks so much for coming out to the party at Clean and Scentsible. I’ll be featuring this today! Hope you had a great weekend!
Jenn 🙂
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Lenore says
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So festive! Thanks for sharing! I’m glad I found you via Christina’s Adventure link. I’ll be visiting often!
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Printabelle says
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GORGEOUS! I love the green and white, they turned out so awesome!
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Jessica says
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Creepy and cute- the best combination! Thanks for sharing at Sweet Saturday!
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Jill says
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This looks fantastic! Too bad it’s no longer spray paint season where I am! lol
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Michelle says
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What a great idea! I think I may have to go buy some purple spray for my pumpkins!!! 😉
Michelle xoxo
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Jamie @ Love Bakes Good Cakes says
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I would love for you to stop by and share this project, and any other Fall project, you may have. Hope to see you there 🙂
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Carrie @ My Favorite Finds says
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So super cute! I hope you’ll come share them at my Primped Up Pumpkin party tomorrow :).
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Rose :: Fine Craft Guild .com says
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also really cool ..thank you for sharing!
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Michele says
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I love the idea of sparkle and ease! So fun!!
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Megan says
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Love this! Great idea with the cardboard letters!!
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JanG says
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Soooo cute. I am looking for ways to “carve” pumpkins with little people without the carving. This is perfect!
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Bonnie says
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Love this! Where did you get the great chip letters?
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Katie Drane says
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What a cute idea! You come up with the best projects, I love reading your blog 🙂
Katie
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Julie says
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These look great! It’s amazing what a little spray paint can do. Thanks for sharing on Marvelous Mondays!
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Lisa says
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These are so adorable. What a great and easy idea!
Lisa
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craftjunkietoo says
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Featuring this fun project on my Facebook Fan page today 🙂 I hope you can stop by and check it out.
xo,
Tracy
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Cookie17 says
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I’m thinking a great job this talented Lady does,she’ssss good.Thank’s Cookie17
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keri @ shaken together says
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This is such a great idea … love the sparkly letters!! Pinned! Thanks for sharing this at the party!
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Emily (@SoDomesticated) says
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Too adorable!
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