Using Happy Trails, Tiny Shapes, Tiny Holiday, & Tiny Accents. Paper by My Mind's Eye![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgR15xG6vDN3fgBYWz6AVkC2JuDjE5d_tgsWgwO4TzaaO-5XiBYXwdqOZv5jmZAF-I0NO3Y7jYn269tqCRW9n3AWJv3ED9J6_rRmP0h7LlQtbkjTD_JsSDJXO0ljgQSIi0EeuXJ_NcccQM/s400/a+project+5.jpg)
Here are the steps to create your own paper pumpkin.
Step 1: Cut and ink the happy trails strips - 16 full-size trails for the large pumpkin and 7 full-size trails, cut in half, making 14 for the small. I used 2 patterns of double-sided paper to make the trails.Step 2: Cut 2 circles out of chipboard - Tiny Shapes #7 for large pumpkin / Tiny Shapes #3 for small pumpkinStep 3: Hot glue each of the strips to the circle one at a time like the picture below.
bend the strips up and hot glue to 2nd circle...one piece at a time.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhBkEbKZ5OQlGmovD_6badxRJPjPdTWHKv3zOy9deEIXftT8f7P42mnPrSMEL_Kev8RNvqUQnG2HFluj1zK-HpFTWE0BHRg0YeD0bzaErCsO6zYP3Y6gvTm0dL0cC5f-BRCCcMZz74Gzz4/s400/a+project+3.jpg)
Step 5: To create the top, decide on the shapes you would like to use and cut them out. I used Tiny Accents & Tiny Shapes. After you have inked them and adhered the pieces together,
cut a slit in the top. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjjJpaRYsSUAfwE8xBLlVkKA0SUQ-3QqyTeNIXpCSBaIlUdioK2-7cm__OQFUkfmvPPDmi15cROXQANg7h98NoIaFdCa9gSxqoyXgcQ0ISlTNONjuPLt1Tk7rRrJ9CfPosYjIi2vWnxXrA/s400/a+project+2.jpg)
3 comments:
What a clever, fun idea! :)
Very nice idea. Loved it. I was watching your videos on YouTube about scrapbooking and I found them very helpful. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks you two!
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