When I saw this gorgeous Instagram post in which Bonnie Barton (@flashesofstyle) and a group of friends give basic pumpkins the ultimate glow-up, with dried flowers and Mod Podge, I knew I had to ...

a pumpkin, white paint (optional), dried flowers or leaves, and Mod Podge or a compostable glue. If you want to create a better canvas for the dried plants to stand out, apply a layer of white ...

Let it dry. Set out for some simple Thanksgiving décor! Add mod podge to the top part of the pumpkin. Start placing dried flowers in a pleasing pattern/design. Continue to add flowers and mod ...

Unless you’re a garden flower, a jack-’o-lantern ... Lauren Conrad spray painted a pumpkin white, cut out leaf shapes from tissue paper, applied Mod Podge to the dry surface area, placed ...

and the pumpkin-painting portion was the easiest. The stem, however, was a challenge. I found a tutorial on the Simple Southern Charm Interiors blog that calls for using Mod Podge brand glue to ...

Using the other napkins, cut around a printed design, (such as a grouping of flowers. Glue these designs to the shoes. Allow to dry completely. Apply Mod Podge Sparkle over each shoe to seal and ...

When I saw this gorgeous Instagram post in which Bonnie Barton (@flashesofstyle) and a group of friends give basic pumpkins the ultimate glow-up, with dried flowers and Mod Podge, I knew I had to ...

and a group of friends give basic pumpkins the ultimate glow-up, with dried flowers and Mod Podge, I knew I had to try it for myself! As I had hoped, creating my floral pumpkin was a fun, simple, and ...