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Frankenstein Pumpkin Painting

This Frankenstein pumpkin is the perfect no carve Halloween pumpkin craft for kids. It's easy, mess-free and way more fun than frightening!
Course Halloween
Keyword frankenstein painted pumpkin, frankenstein pumpkin, Frankenstein pumpkin painting ideas, pumpkin painting ideas
Cook Time 30 minutes
Paint drying time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Servings 1
Author Lisa O'Driscoll | Fun Money Mom

Equipment

Instructions

  • Paint your entire pumpkin green. You may need two coats.
    Styrofoam pumpkin
    Styrofoam craft pumpkins
  • Draw hair on with a pencil or black sharpie. I like to have an outline so that it's easier to paint.
    Frankenstein hair outline on pumpkin
  • Paint the hair on top of the pumpkin with the black paint.
    Black acrylic paint
    Frankenstein hair painted on pumpkin
  • Use white, green and black craft foam to cut pieces for the eyes.
    Craft foam
    Cutouts for Frankenstein eyes
  • Assemble the eyes and glue with hot glue. Attach to the front of the pumpkin
    Frankenstein eyes made with craft foam
  • Use black craft foam to cut a mouth. I went a little rogue and made mine different from the card. There's no right or wrong way so make it the way you like. Use white craft foam to make teeth and glue them around the mouth.
    Craft foam mouth and teeth for Halloween pumpkin
  • Finally, take a permanent marker and make stitches around the eyes and mouth. You can add them to the side of the pumpkin too if you like.
    Frankenstein pumpkin with black stitches
  • Now you have an amazing Frankenstein themed pumpkin to add to your other Halloween decorations!
    Frankenstein pumpkin with tombstone and purple pumpkins

Video

Notes

  • We used a faux pumpkin from Dollar Tree but this craft works just as well with real pumpkins.
  • Use mini pumpkins for cute baby monsters!
  • If you're using a large pumpkin, you may want to save time by painting it with green spray paint instead of acrylic.