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Hello friend, it’s me, Jamerrill. 

I’m so glad you found me here. I help mommas live their best lives for God’s Glory! I’m a Jesus loving, long-time homeschool mom to 9. I only know MEGA and LOTS. Here I share all about easy home cooking for a house full, homeschooling, and motherhood for God’s glory.

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PUMPKIN PAPER BAG CRAFT PROJECT

Pumpkins are synonymous with fall. You can go to the pumpkin patch, pick out a pumpkin, and carve it OR you can make one out of a paper bag with a lost less mess. This pumpkin paper bag craft project is sure to be loved by young children and older children alike. Bonus points that they won’t rot on the porch before Thanksgiving. Add in some apple trees or fall trees and you have a perfect holiday decoration.

Supplies for pumpkin paper bag craft project

  • Brown paper bag
  • Clean plastic shopping bags
  • Orange washable paint
  • Paint brush
  • Green chenille stem
  • Green construction paper
  • Pen or pencil
  • Glue
  • Scissors

Instructions for pumpkin paper bag craft project

  1. Cut leaf shapes from green construction paper.
  2. Open the brown paper bag and stuff about half way with clean, plastic shopping bags. Twist the top of the bag tightly to close and form the stem.
  3. Paint the rounded part of the bag and allow to dry completely.
  4. Twist a chenille stem around a pen or pencil to create a vine tendril. Twist to attach to stem.
  5. Use glue to attach leaf shapes to the stem.

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