Love all things pumpkin? If so, we’ll show you how to craft a whole patch of our adorable felted mini pumpkins. These pumpkins are a wonderful decoration for the Halloween season and beyond. You could place these pumpkins on your mantel, set them on a shelving unit, or use them to dress up your holiday table.
Craft a Whole Patch!
To craft our felted mini pumpkins, we used roving felt from Benzie in White, Swallow, Queensland, Smoke, Sage, and Fern. But there are so many gorgeous colors to choose from… why not play around with a palette of your own design? Simply gather the supplies listed below and follow along with our step-by-step photo tutorial for pumpkin fun made easy.
If you haven’t done any needle-felting before, our needle-felting video for beginners might help! Of course, if you have any questions while crafting these felted mini pumpkins, just comment below. And don’t forget to share your creations with us on our Facebook page or on your own Instagram with the hashtag #MadeWithLia. Happy crafting! ~Lia and team
Tools
- Lia Griffith Needle Felting Needle Holder
- Lia Griffith Felting Needles – pack of 6
- Lia Griffith Felting Pad
- Toothpicks
Materials
- Needle Felting Roving Wool — Natural White, Natural Medium, Natural Light, Fog, Mint, and Sprout
- Baking Clay – Tan and Grey
- Foam Balls (variety of sizes), or Large Felt Balls or Needle Felting Core Wool
How to Make a Mini Felted Pumpkin
- Gather the craft tools and materials listed above for this pumpkin DIY.
- Cover the foam ball with roving felt. Poke the roving repeatedly with a felting needle. The foam balls can be replaced with the core wool and it will keep your needles sharper longer.
- Use a toothpick to create pumpkin lines; then fill the holes by adding more roving felt.
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Craft With Us
To start crafting with us, sign up for a Lia Griffith membership today. And for more DIY inspiration, join us on Instagram and Pinterest. Or check out our YouTube channel for how-to video tutorials.
Are you having trouble? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you out.
6 Comments
What colors wool roving did you use for these? The color combo is beautiful!
The exact colors are listed in the post. 🙂
You could also make the stem with roving and needlefelt it into the top of the pumpkin. Striations in the pumpkin can be further emphasized with string, jute, or embroidery floss.
Hi! How many ounces of wool roving did it take to make your largest pumpkin? I see that they sell it by the oz & I want to make sure order enough.
Thank you,
Donna
2 oz should be enough!
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