How to Make Pumpkin Favors for Halloween

Cut out as many circles of orange cardboard as you have guests., Cut out circles of crepe paper or tissue paper three times as large as the cardboard circles., Place the cardboard circle into the center of the crepe paper circle., Stuff the crepe...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Cut out as many circles of orange cardboard as you have guests.

    The circle will form the diameter of each pumpkin and should measure about 3"/7 centimeter (2.8 in) across.
  2. Step 2: Cut out circles of crepe paper or tissue paper three times as large as the cardboard circles.

    Cut one to match each cardboard piece. , Gather the edge of the big crepe paper circle and pull into a bag-shape. , Shape a little with your hands to create a pumpkin shape.

    Tie a knot at the top of this bundle. , Twist the ends of paper that are above the tie into stem-like lengths and glue so that they cannot unravel. , Again, make enough for each pumpkin.

    Attach by gluing. , Be gentle and don't push too hard and don't use markers that will run on the crepe or tissue paper.

    Stick-on features might be a better option. ,
  3. Step 3: Place the cardboard circle into the center of the crepe paper circle.

  4. Step 4: Stuff the crepe paper tight with cotton wool balls.

  5. Step 5: Make a pumpkin stem.

  6. Step 6: Cut out a green leaf shape from the green paper.

  7. Step 7: Outline pumpkin faces on each pumpkin with markers.

  8. Step 8: Use as decorations for Halloween.

Detailed Guide

The circle will form the diameter of each pumpkin and should measure about 3"/7 centimeter (2.8 in) across.

Cut one to match each cardboard piece. , Gather the edge of the big crepe paper circle and pull into a bag-shape. , Shape a little with your hands to create a pumpkin shape.

Tie a knot at the top of this bundle. , Twist the ends of paper that are above the tie into stem-like lengths and glue so that they cannot unravel. , Again, make enough for each pumpkin.

Attach by gluing. , Be gentle and don't push too hard and don't use markers that will run on the crepe or tissue paper.

Stick-on features might be a better option. ,

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