Run grab some seed starting peat pots before they are gone because you’re going to want to make a peat pot pumpkin holder for fall!
Hi friends! Have you started any fall decorating? I will have to admit that I’ve been working on my fall decor for a few weeks. This is the earliest that I’ve ever started but I’m glad to have things underway.
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One of the things that I’ve finished is the Christmas tree that I left up and have decorated for all the seasons.
I will be sharing the tree soon but I wanted to show you one of the decorations I made for the tree.
Hanging on the tree are these peat pot pumpkin holders! They turned out so cute that I thought you might be interested in making some of these.
I’m sharing a quick tutorial for them because it’s time for the Thrifty Style Team roundup of thrifty home decor projects! A special thanks goes to Julie from Redhead Can Decorate for hosting each month.
steps in making peat pot pumpkin holders
I actually used some peat pot ornaments that I made for my spring garden themed tree.
The pots were more coral than orange so I gave them a fresh coat of paint.
And I painted the trim around the top gold. After tucking in some raffia, leaves, and some wool pumpkins, they were ready to hang on my fall tree.
To make a tutorial for you, I decided to paint some more peat pots. As you can see, you can get a stack of 6 for $1.00 from Dollar General. Thrifty, huh?
I painted 2 of them using Waverly chalk paint in Ivory but you could use any type of craft paint and any color to match your decor.
After the paint dried, I stuffed some crumpled paper into the peat pots.
Next I tucked some Spanish moss down inside and then hot glued some orange checked ribbon around the top.
I added a few little faux flowers down inside the moss and found an orange pumpkin to sit on top of the decorated peat pot. Isn’t it cute?
These would make pretty hanging ornaments if you decorated a fall tree, or they could added to fall vignettes or tiered trays.
Here I used one of the peat pot pumpkin holders with some other fall decor on top of this riser. Super cute and super simple!
If orange is not your color of choice, then I can see these being made in neutral colors.
But no matter what combination you make, these easy and thrifty peat pot pumpkin holders would make a nice addition to your fall decor.
Now it’s time to see more thrifty ideas from the other team members.
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2 Bees In A Pod – 12 Fall Decor Items To Buy At The Thrift Store
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Sweet Pea – Easy Upcycled Twine and Lace Cans Craft
What Meegan Makes – Late Summer Tablescape In Pink
Cottage At The Crossroads – Thrifted Peat Pot Pumpkin Holder
Postcards From The Ridge – 29 Creative Ways to Repurpose and Upcycle Things for Your Home
Lora B. Create & Ponder – Fun Vintage School Decor Ideas
The Tattered Pew – 5 Simple Ways To Decorate With Flea Market Finds
I Should Be Mopping The Floor – Garden Gift Ideas and Tags
Chas’ Crazy Creations – Vintage Drawer Pulls Jewelry Hanger
Cottage On Bunker Hill – Anthropologie Dupe Moss Wreath
Michelle James says
What a creative and fun decorating idea for fall. I love the colors you used and that bottle brush tree is adorable!
Kristi Dominguez says
Jane, these turned out so CUTE! Now, I know what I’ll be styling my fall buffet with…such a clever idea. xoxo, Kristi
Laura L WALKER says
Such a cute project. xo Laura
Kelly Radcliff says
Jane these turned out so cute! I love the fall vibe and this gets me excited to decorate now!
Brenda Pruitt says
I loved your peat pot idea so much I featured it on my blog today. Hope you don’t mind. Also subscribed. Here’s the link…https://cozylittlehouse.com/2021/08/early-fall-finds.html
Brenda
Laurie @ Vinyet Etc says
Oh, I adore how those peat pots look when painted, it really brings out all of that yummy texture!
Angie @ Postcards from the Ridge says
This is an adorable little project, Jane. I love the texture of the pot. I would have never thought to use one of those but it’s perfect.
Jennifer Howard says
Super cute idea!! I’m getting ready for Fall too!!
Mary Beth says
Oh my goodness, these are absolutely adorable!!! Thank you so much for sharing, Jane.
Chas - Chas' Crazy Creations says
What a great idea, and I love pumpkin anything. Thanks for sharing
Julie says
This is so clever & darling for fall, Jane!
Susan says
Jane those are just adorable and make the pumpkins so much more special ☺️
Vicki and Jenn 2 Bees in a Pod says
Jane – this is a fantastic thrifty project. Can’t wait to see your Fall tree. We may need to find some peat pots for ourselves!
Meegan says
What a fun Fall craft, Jane. Your peat pot pumpkin holders would be darling on any Fall table with any style. I just love your creativity!
Lora Bloomquist says
Never would have thought of painting them; I’ve always loved their rustic texture. Great idea!
Cindy says
These are so adorable Jane! What a fun project for Fall!
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I love this project so much! Seeing it is putting me in the mood to start making fall crafts.
Kathleen says
Thank you for your most excellent FALL REVIEW. The tiny homemade flower posts are so pretty. What a cute idea. I like the white wooden stand too. It will be easy ti make. Blessings.