Halloween Veggie Pumpkin Heads

written by:Emily Benson

Pumpkins are a fun part of Halloween. They can be messy to carve, but don't have to be. Try a different approach this year to create Halloween Veggie Pumpkin Heads via @tipsaholic #pumpkins #pumpkinHalloween Veggie Pumpkin Heads

Not a big pumpkin carver? There are lots of great ways to decorate a pumpkin without carving it. Paint, washi tape, stickers. The list goes on and on. Today Family Fun is sharing with us a tip for an easy non-carved pumpkin.

What you will need to create Halloween Veggie Pumpkin Heads:

  • garden produce (whatever you have, broccoli, peppers, etc.)
  • pumpkins
  • toothpicks
  • metal skewers

Create a colorful pumpkin clan by securing surplus garden produce onto pumpkins with toothpicks. If the pumpkin’s rind is too tough for toothpicks to pierce, drill holes for them with a metal skewer.

Plan out a face before starting on the pumpkin. Then add to it and really make it an individual. Layering the veggies gives the faces a multidimensional look.

These pumpkins are a perfect no-carve and not scary option for little kids. Plus skip all the mess of removing the inside of the pumpkin.

Featured and Title image via Family Fun.

Love this idea? Try one of these:

40 Halloween Costume Ideas for Babies and Toddlers via Tipsaholic          10 spooky kids crafts for Halloween via Tipsaholic.com         5 Quick and Easy Halloween Party Treats via Tipsaholic

Baby Halloween Costumes   Halloween Kids Crafts        Halloween Treats

Spooky Halloween Decor Ideas via Tipsaholic.com        10 No-Carve Pumpkin Ideas via Tipsaholic.com         Tips for Perfect Pumpkin Carving via Tipsaholic.com

Halloween Decor              No-Carve Pumpkin Ideas      Pumpkin Carving Tips

p3fabrickins        StarWars        b

Halloween Sewing Projects      Family Costumes        Disney Boy Costumes

Emily Benson
Website | + posts

I'm Emily and I share my ideas to celebrate and create over at The Benson Street.

We love hearing from fellow Remodelaholics, so let us know what you like about this and leave any questions below in the comments. If you've followed a tutorial or been inspired by something you've seen here, we'd love to see pictures! Submit pictures here or by messaging us over on Facebook.

Similar Posts

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *