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Repurpose a Chair Seat into a Rustic Wooden Pumpkin – Repost

This week instead of Thrifty Treasures Thursday, I am reposting about how to repurposes a wooden chair seat into rustic pumpkin decor.  If you have fall flowers, some pumpkins and an old wooden seat from a broken chair – you’ve got yourself all the things you will need to make the pumpkin and decorate your porch for fall.

Front Porch Pic1I recently posted about a cat bed I made using an old wooden crate and part of a chair that I found discarded and ready for the garbage pile.  Since I had only used the legs from the chair and wasn’t quite ready to throw the rest away, I was hopeful that I could find a way to repurpose the rest of it someday.

Inspiration struck when I started to decorate my porch for fall and Halloween.floor mat

As I was digging through some stuff in the shed and trying to decide how and what to use to decorate my porch, the chair seat caught my eye

and I knew immediately that I was going to use it as a rustic wooden pumpkin.

The hubs cut a small piece from the bottom of the chair harp to use as the stem and all he did was glue it to the top. I sanded all around the outside to give it a bit more of a worn out look and simply put it on display.

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I added a few more pumpkins and a bit of whimsy  to my decor and I was done 🙂

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It’s perfectly imperfect, just the way I like it.

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Maybe next year I will paint or stencil my rustic wooden pumpkin …but for now it’s staying just the way it is and to me that’s A Wandaful Thing!

Did you decorate your porch this year? I’d love to see what you did, feel free to share your pics in the comments.

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4 Comments

  1. What a great idea! Don’t you just love it when that light bulb goes off? I think it’s just perfect as is:) Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
    xo Kathleen|Our Hopeful Home

    1. Thanks for checking out my site Chole, I was just checking out your site and enjoying all your adventures and I think it’s fantastic that you can share and help folks with cow’s milk allergies, I am lactose free and will take some helpful tips from your site.

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