Hand Crafted Wood Halloween Pumpkin Decor

Name: Hand Crafted Wood Halloween Pumpkin Decor
Brand: Hand Crafted
SKU: 68e928cf9936d6c02330c83d
Price: 25.0 USD
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Handcrafted by me is a rustic looking wood Jack-O'-Lantern / pumpkin centerpiece for Fall & Halloween Decor with tea light included. A must-have for your autumn home! This handcrafted wooden pumpkin features a rough wood textured front and back and a classic carved face. It's an ideal centerpiece, candy basket, or a decorative basket for the entire fall season. Approximate dimensions: Size: 10.5" W x 9" H x 6" D Top opening: 5" x 7.75" Tea light included Perfect for Halloween, Thanksgiving and fall decorations. I have another pumpkin design in my closet.

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gdr_treasures These are absolutely stunning

Oct 11Reply

fishingfund @gdr_treasures Thank you! I got the idea to make this pumpkin design because my wife came home from a store with this thin metal pumpkin and I asked her why did you buy this when I can make you something like this out of wood. And that's how the idea to make these pumpkins came about.

Oct 12Reply

gdr_treasures @fishingfund that’s absolutely awesome. And funny. I showed my wife and she said they were cute, and thought if you did Christmas trees, they might do really well here. She’s always thinking lol lol have an awesome weekend.

Oct 12Reply

fishingfund @gdr_treasures Thanks! Ive got about fourteen 8" Xmas trees made and 3 nestled Xmas trees made but not stained or painted yet. I guess green, white, brown and nude (natural) are the most common colors I should do.

Oct 12Reply

gdr_treasures Good Thursday morning. Hey just wanted to let you know, saw some of these pumpkin style woodworking things at affair this past weekend. Now as good as yours, unpainted and look like they were put together with Elmer‘s glue. And they were asking for $75 for a small one. I walked away really fast.

Oct 23Reply

fishingfund @gdr_treasures Wow! Thanks for the information I appreciate it. I used Gorilla wood glue and brad nails to put mine together.

Oct 23Reply

gdr_treasures @fishingfund you’re totally welcome. I just thought yours look so much better from the ones I saw at the fair my wife said probably wouldn’t last the ride home lol lol have a great day

Oct 23Reply