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Sequin Craft Glam Pumpkins DIY

Create your own glam pumpkins using supplies from Dollar Tree. This simple sequin craft will be a lovely addition to your Fall decor!

sequin craft foam pumpkin half covered with fall colored sequins on top of an urn

My blogger friends and I are back for another collaboration. This time, we’re all crafting with pumpkins! Be sure to check out their projects at the end of this post.

Jeweled Pumpkins Inspiration

I got the idea to make sequin pumpkins after I found packets of sequins at Dollar Tree in ombre fall colors. I love to decorate with sequins, so I decided to make bling pumpkins!

foam pumpkin, sequins in assorted fall colors, tweezers, hot glue gun and glue sticks needed to make a sequin craft pumpkin

Sequin Craft Pumpkin Supply List

  • foam pumpkin
  • sequins in fall colors
  • hot glue gun and glue sticks
  • tweezers

How to Make Sequin Craft Pumpkins

Step 1 – Set up Work Space

Arrange the sequins in the color order that you plan to glue them to the pumpkin. I put mine in an artists paint tray (that I also found at Dollar Tree).

hot gluing gold sequins to a sequin craft pumpkin with tweezers

Step 2 – Glue Sequins to Pumpkin

Starting at the top, hot glue a circle of the first color of sequins around the base of the stem. Use the tweezers to place the sequins onto the hot glue. The sequins will be easier to pick up and you’ll avoid burning your fingers. Continue with a second row of sequins, also in the same color.

Step 3 – Vary the Colors of Sequins

Start a third row of sequins with a new color. Complete another two rows with the second color. Then proceed with another two rows and a new color.

sequin pumpkin craft with gold sequins glued on top

Step 4 – Complete the Sequin Craft Pumpkin

Keep gluing two rows of each color until you reach the last color. At this time you can stop like I did or keep going to completely cover the pumpkin. I love how the sequins look against my shiny orange pumpkin.

four sequin craft pumpkins lined up, three with sequins and one without

If you decide to cover the pumpkin, instead of starting over with the top color of sequins, reverse the order of the sequins going down. This will give it a nice graduated effect.

sequin craft foam pumpkin half covered with fall colored sequins on top of old books

Isn’t it pretty? I’m going to create a fall glam look this year with my decor!

Yield: 1 pumpkin

Sequin Craft Glam Pumpkins DIY

Sequin Craft Glam Pumpkins DIY

This sparkly and chic sequin craft glam pumpkin is a simple DIY and a bargain to make using supplies from the Dollar Tree

Active Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $2

Materials

  • foam pumpkin
  • sequins in fall colors
  • hot glue gun and glue sticks
  • tweezers

Tools

  • Hot Glue Gun

Instructions

    1. Arrange the sequins in the color order that you plan to glue them to the pumpkin. I put mine in an artists paint tray (that I also found at Dollar Tree)
    2. Starting at the top, hot glue a circle of the first color of sequins around the base of the stem. Use the tweezers to place the sequins onto the hot glue. The sequins will be easier to pick up and you'll avoid burning your fingers. Continue with a second row of sequins, also in the same color.3.
    3. Start a third row of sequins with a new color. Complete another two rows with the second color. Then proceed with another two rows and a new color.
    4. Keep gluing two rows of each color until you reach the last color. At this time you can stop like I did or keep going to completely cover the pumpkin. I love how the sequins look against my shiny orange pumpkin.

Notes

If you decide to cover the pumpkin, instead of starting over with the top color of sequins, reverse the order of the sequins going down. This will give it a nice graduated effect.

More DIY Fall Decorating Ideas

green truck wood cutout filled with pumpkins, mounted on a sign with the word HARVEST and styled on a bookshelf with ironstone and faux pumpkins.
Dollar Tree Pumpkin Truck Sign
basket tray on a coffee table filled with an arrangement of faux florals, a yellow half jug lit lantern and a rust colored velvet pumpkin on top of old books
Fall Living Room Decor
DIY faux floral fall wreath hung on a blue door that features orange flowers, an acorn, glitter pumpkin and an owl.
Dollar Tree DIY Fall Wreath
charcuterie board displayed on an outdoor patio decorated for fall with fabric pumpkins, a maple leaf pillow and a plaid throw blanket
Fall Patio Decor

More Pumpkin Decorating Ideas

polka dot and buffalo check paper pumpkins made from embroidery hoops

Kippi made these adorable Paper Pumpkin Hoop Pumpkins!

yellow and brown yarn wrapped pumpkins with sticks for stems

Olivia made these fabulous yarn wrapped pumpkins!

rustic white fabric pumpkin decorated with twigs, raffia and tattered ribbon

Jayne made this chic rustic fabric pumpkin!

chunky yarn pumpkins in fall colors displayed in a farm fresh pumpkins box

Janet made these cozy yarn pumpkins!

two white tea towels stamped with a truck filled with pumpkins and a red wagon filled with pumpkins

Crissy made these sweet pumpkin tea towels!

overhead view of pumpkins that have been painted light blue with chalk paint

Cindy made these attractive chalk painted pumpkins!

fuzzy white knit pumpkin displayed with lambs ear and a mini white fabric pumpkin

Kristin made a wonderful neutral chunky knit pumpkin!

white pumpkin decorated with driftwood and seashells on a bed of shells

Meegan made a unique driftwood and seashell pumpkin!

I hope you enjoyed all of the pumpkins and fall decorating ideas! We had so much fun crafting for fall! Thanks for stopping by 🙂

Until next time!

Rebecca

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14 Comments

  1. I love these. I’m doing glam this year for fall too and adding these will take things up another notch.

  2. What a brilliant idea to use sequins to transform an ordinary pumpkin into some extortionary!
    Happy Fall,
    Kippi
    Ps. Pinned

    1. Thanks Kippi! It’s amazing how many ways you can dress up those ordinary Dollar Tree pumpkins. Thanks for the pin!

  3. Just adorable, Rebecca! These would be so fun for Halloween or a glam fall display. I like how you did sort of an ombre effect too.

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