Pumpkin Topiary Candlesticks
Designed by Pattie Donham

Supplies:
Miniature Pumpkins
5 Inch Wooden Disks
Krylon® Black Spray Paint
3/8 Inch Dowel Rods (for topiaries)
5/8 Inch Dowel Rods (for torches)
3/8 Inch Wood Bit and Drill
Craft Glue
Craft Knife
Tea Lights
Marker
Optional: Decorative Urn, Spanish Moss, Fall Leaves 

Pattie’s Pointer: You could use green apples the same way for a lovely 
Spring patio party, or use bright red apples for an 
adorable addition to a Summer picnic!

Steps:
1. Drill through the center of 5 pumpkins with 3/8 inch 
drill bit. Lay aside.
2. Drill 3/8 inch hole in center of wooden disk, almost 
through.
3. Stack pumpkins and measure height, minus 1 inch. 
Cut dowel rod to measure. Place dowel into wooden disk, 
gluing to hold. Let dry.
4. In a well ventilated and covered area, spray paint the 
wooden pumpkin holder. Let dry.
5. Stack pumpkins onto wooden holder, graduating the 
sizes. 
6. Take the top pumpkin off, and trace around a tea light 
on top of the pumpkin. Carve out the top of the pumpkin 
and insert tea light. Place back on top of the topiary. 
7. Tie raffia around base. Option: Place on top of an 
urn with spanish moss and leaves for a decorative 
accent.

 

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