โ† The Pumpkin Patch ยท Painting ideas

Googly-eye monster

Googly Eye Monster Pumpkin ยท No-carve, ages 3 and up

How many eyes? Lots! A green monster covered in googly eyes.

๐Ÿ–Œ๏ธ No-carveages 3 and up

You need

  • a pumpkin (any size)
  • washable paint
  • paintbrushes and a sponge
  • a pencil
  • markers
  • paint: green, black, white
  • googly eyes and glue dots

๐Ÿ–จ๏ธ Print the painting guide

For a medium pumpkin, about 9 to 11 inches tall.

How we paint it

  1. You

    1. Wash it

    Wipe the pumpkin with a damp cloth and let it dry.

  2. You

    2. Paint it green

    Paint the whole pumpkin green first. Let it dry before the next part.

  3. You

    3. Draw it on

    Draw the picture on with a pencil, or tape the printed guide on and trace over it.

  4. You

    4. Paint the big parts

    Paint the big parts first. Let them dry, then paint the next colour on.

  5. You

    5. Add the little parts

    Add the little parts with markers or a thin brush.

  6. Together

    6. Stick on the extras

    Stick on the extras with glue dots or craft glue. A grown-up does any hot glue. Googly eyes and other small stick-ons can choke a child under 3: a grown-up sticks them on and puts the spares away.

  • ๐Ÿ–Œ๏ธ No knife at all: paint, markers, stickers and glue dots. Washable paint comes off hands and tables.
  • ๐Ÿ‘€ Googly eyes and other small stick-ons can choke a child under 3: a grown-up sticks them on and puts the spares away.

More pumpkins

For grown-ups

Paint the pumpkin green, glue on googly eyes of every size, and paint a big black smile with white teeth.

A no-carve pumpkin painting idea, good for preschoolers: no knife, just washable paint, markers and stick-ons. Print the guide above to trace, or draw it freehand. See all the no-carve pumpkin ideas.

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