This is a fun little Halloween Paper project. I give you everything in a download.

The theme here is that those little pumpkin heads are very suspicious looking! Hmmm...

I recommend you use a heavier weight paper for this project but if all you have is printer paper you can still do it. It just won't be as strong.

Everything you need is right here for three different scenes including a blank one that you can decorate yourself.

I have a video tutorial for this project. It is at the bottom of the page and you can watch it right here without leaving this webpage.

The fun thing about this project is that the pumpkin plants have insinuated their way into a casket and now those pumpkins are pumpkin heads! Very Creepy! Happy Halloween.

Download the blank pumpkin template here (pdf)

Download the Colored 2d pumpkin template here (pdf)

Download the colored 3d pumpkin template here (pdf)

The tools I love and use in this video project (on Amazon):

Wausau Exact 110, Index Cardstock, 250 Count, Ivory, 8.5 X 11 Inches

Elmer's School Glue Sticks 5ct - Disappearing Purple

Bone Folder

Watch the Video Here:

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Make a Rapunzel Paper Diorama (Tatebanko)

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