Gift Guide 
Reminder: Small materials, such as wiggle eyes, can be a choking hazard for small children, so close adult supervision is a must.
1. Paint-Drip Pumpkins
Even if your little one is not yet ready for jack-o'-lanterns, you can still add a little pizazz to the pumpkins on your doorstep by painting them using this easy, low-mess, squeeze bottle method.
2. Candy Corn Pumpkins
You only need two colors of paint to create these whimsical candy-corn pumpkins!
3. Kitty Pumpkins
Use paint, markers, and construction paper to create this adorable black cat!
4. Melted Crayon Pumpkins
Upcycle those broken crayon pieces into beautiful melted-crayon pumpkins!
5. Googly Eye Pumpkins
Create a super-silly pumpkin by covering it in googly eyes.
6. Painted Pumpkins
Let your kids’ imaginations run wild for their own abstract painted pumpkins.
7. Spooky Bats and Cats
Download free printable stencils, then paint and create these spooky-cute cat and bat pumpkins.
8. Glitter Pumpkins
This glitter pumpkin is perfect for toddlers. (Be careful: It might get a little messy!)
9. Washi Tape Pumpkins
Add pops of color and pattern with decorative washi tape.
A spooky twist on the classic “wax-resist” technique!
11. Nuts and Bolts Pumpkin
12. Caterpillar Pumpkin
