Easy DIY Mickey Mouse Pumpkins

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​Halloween will be here before you know it, and I was kind of disappointed at how expensive some of Disney's Halloween decor was! So I decided to make some of my own! 

These Mickey Mouse pumpkins were so easy to make and would be a really fun craft project to do with kids (virtual art class, anyone?) if you have children.  

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What You Need

• Pack of multi-size pumpkins (I used this multipack on Amazon)
• Orange acrylic paint (I used a Georgia Clay color)
• Paint brushes (I used these ones)
• Glue (I used ​Gorilla Glue​ but you could easily use any superglue or hot glue).

How to Make it 

1. Pop the stems out/off of the smaller pumpkins (in the multipack I got, the stems popped right out). You can remove or just elevate them on the larger ones.
2. Paint all the pumpkins orange if they aren't already. You may need to apply a few coats to make them not look streaky, especially if your pumpkins are white like mine were.
3. Replace the stems on the large pumpkins only once the paint has dried.
4. Place a little glue around the hole where the stems were on the smaller pumpkins - this way, no one will see the hole!
5. Gently press the smaller pumpkins on a diagonal angle by the top of the larger pumpkins to make your Mickey ears. 
6. Let sit for a few minutes, and then you're done!

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These are so easy to make and the multipack I got provided enough for me to make three of these Mickey pumpkins. Plus there were a few smaller pumpkins leftover so I could add a few with the rest of my Halloween decor!
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