Last Updated on November 1, 2022 by Diane Hoffmaster
My husband is a bit of a beer snob and rarely drinks a beer that comes from a can. That means I had more than enough bottle caps to make this bottle cap pumpkin craft!
When we first moved to this house 10 years ago, we installed a bottle cap remover on the wall in the garage. We placed a box under it to catch all the caps that popped off. After 10 years, we have accumulated a whole bunch of bottle caps!
I have been trying my hand at a few bottle cap crafts over the last year and honestly, even very uncrafty ME can turn a bottle cap into a magnet!
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Easy Bottle Cap Pumpkin Craft
For this easy bottle cap craft, you need very few supplies and it is incredibly simple. You will need a bit of time between paint jobs to let each coat dry but other than that, this is an incredibly easy craft idea.
So, the next time you pop a bottle cap off of your beer (or soda!), why not hold onto a few of the caps and try your hand at some upcycled craft? I will include a few affiliate links for products you might need.
Supplies
Beer caps
Orange craft paint or orange spray paint
Paintbrush
Black sharpie to draw on the face
Brown and green pipe cleaners
Hot glue gun
How to make bottle cap pumpkins
The first thing you need to do for your bottle cap pumpkin craft is to paint the bottle caps. This will probably take a couple of coats of paint. Just make sure you let them dry in between each coat of paint.
Once all of your bottle caps are painted, use your hot glue gun to glue on the pipe cleaners. You will need a short, straight section of brown for the stem and a curled section of green for your leaf or vine. Try winding it around a thin pencil to get a nice curve
Turn your pumpkin over and hot glue a small magnet to the inside of the bottle cap.
Once your hot glue has dried and your stem, vine, and magnet are secured onto your pumpkin craft, you can draw your face onto the center of the bottle cap.
That’s it! Just place your pumpkin on the refrigerator and enjoy!
More easy craft ideas
Want to spend more time on crafts? Whether you want to give them as homemade gifts or sell them as a side hustle, here are a few easy crafts to try this month:
Check out these easy salt dough craft ideas. From ornaments to drawer sachets, they are cheap and easy to make. Or, make some bottle cap flowers for your garden.
Have company coming over? Make these DIY terra cotta coasters to keep drink rings off your nice tables. Or check out my Christmas candle decorating ideas for frugal decorating this holiday season.
No matter what your skill level, there are easy crafts for everyone to make this month… great for gift giving, decorating, or selling at your local craft fair.
Like this pumpkin craft? Pin it for later!
If you enjoy bottle cap crafts, try this one, too!
