4 Beautiful Pumpkin Mosaics/Collages for Fall!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
If you're looking to spice up your pumpkin crafts this season, check out these awesome mosaic/collage ideas we found on Pinterest! They're all quite unique and would make a stunning addition to your fall decorations!
Raid your sequin jar to create a sparkly rendition like Tina did over at Kristina Grapes!
Crystal at A Pumpkin and a Princess used a selection of orange buttons to create a fabulous fall pumpkin! {We love the burlap background too!}
We love Brenda's mixed media approach to the mosaic pumpkin. Simply provide your kiddos with pieces of tissue paper, printed paper, card stock, magazines, etc. and let them go to town! You might even consider providing them with colored glue...{you'll find this craft at Pebbles in My Pocket!}
And last, but not least, Cheryl at Crack of Dawn Crafts show you how to raid your pantry for a fun bean mosaic pumpkin!
All of these projects provide a unique take on the traditional fall pumpkin craft! Be sure to check out the full posts for the tutorials!
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