Pumpkin picking and pumpkin decorating are staple activities of the fall season. Whether you use paint, carve it or are crafting on an artificial pumpkin, creating a new design from the existing round pumpkin shape can be so fun! Check out this idea to create a DIY Sheep Pumpkin covered in lots of fluffy Poly-Fil Polyester Fiber Fill!

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If you follow me on social media, you saw that this summer I received a large 25 lb box of Poly-Fil Polyester Fiber Fill from my friends at Fairfield World as I was tasked with creating a few crafted accessories for a trade show activity. I spent two months creating some fun pieces using this fluffy stuff, but I still have more! I was able to take the pumpkin decorating idea and Poly-Fil to create a Sheep Pumpkin for fall!

DIY Sheep Pumpkin Supplies:
- Artificial pumpkin
- Poly-Fil Polyester Fiber Fill
- Sheep Face Template
- Hot Glue
- Hot Glue Gun
- 4 black paper cups
- Black Foam Sheet
- Google Eyes
- Scissors

If you don’t have a white artificial pumpkin to start, paint your pumpkin white as the base.
Cut 4 black paper cups so they will easily sit under the pumpkin as the sheep’s feet.

Cut out the sheep face template, trace onto a black foam sheet and cut out the shape. Glue it onto the stem of the pumpkin and turn it on it’s side. Glue the cups to the bottom of the pumpkin.

Now it’s time to add the fluff! Pull a small clump of Poly-Fil and ball it up so the material stays together. Start covering the pumpkin with these Poly-Fil clumps.

Once fully covered, this fluffy sheep pumpkin would be so fun to touch!

Consider making this sheep pumpkin and displaying it around other cute farm themed pumpkins, like pigs or a chicken!

If you end up making this craft using Poly-Fil and my tutorial, please tag me as I’d love to see your version!
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