It’s DIY day!! Can I make that a thing?? Back in March, I made these beautiful easter eggs (click here to see them) that I knew I wanted to try the same technique on some other items. So in continuing my love of all things marble and non-cheesy Halloween/fall décor, I decided to use the marbling technique on some mini pumpkins. Yall. I looovveee these. They turned out really good. I did some in black and some in orange. Of course, I am partial to the black and white ones, but the orange adds a nice color pop in the middle of my black and white house. Also, these take just a few minutes to do and couldn’t be any cuter. Follow the directions below:
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WHAT YOU NEED:
Mini Pumpkins – I got these from Target – click here – or you can pick up at any craft store
Spray paint – I got mine at Joann’s – click here for what I used – COLORSHOT Premium Satin Spray Paint – Sugarcoat It
Nail polish – I got mine from Target
plastic container
toothpick
Step 1: Spray paint pumpkins white. You can get these craft pumpkins at most craft stores. I got mine from Target (click here to purchase those). I taped the stems of mine, because they were gold and I wanted to keep them that way. 
Step 2:Fill a container with lukewarm water. (It can’t be cold, because the nail polish will sink.)
Step 3: Put a few drops of nail polish into the water. Swirl around with a toothpick.
Step 4: Quickly dip the pumpkins into the container and pull out. 
Step 5: Place on a piece of wax paper to dry.
What crafts do you like to do during the fall??? Comment below:
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