Rustic Country Farmhouse Pumpkin Ornament

By Staci Ann Lowry | November 10, 2020 |

Welcome to my Ornament Girl Inspire Series!

Today's ornament: a rustic Pumpkin ornament.

Pattern Info: This ornament was made using the Kimekomi Technique. You can learn this technique on a ball, HERE, and then use it on a pumpkin (or any shape!)

Materials Info: Made on a Soft Foam Pumpkin. This one was nice and simple, using only one fabric, an embroidered floral fabric from Joann's. I used jute twine between the sections of the pumpkin and then wrapped it around the stem (glued in place).

Happy Ornament-ing!

Staci Ann

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6 Comments

  1. Anonymous on November 17, 2020 at 7:34 am

    wow this one could even pass for a snowflake. the white fabric with its embroidery looks gorgeous. i like to see you come up with an idea like that.

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    • Janelle - Ornament Girl Support on November 18, 2020 at 5:51 pm

      Thank you so much for that great feedback and kind words! I’m so happy you are enjoying Staci’s (and design team) ideas! Have a great day.

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  2. Joy on November 4, 2025 at 7:04 pm

    Would you use the same fabric cutout pattern for the pumpkin as the round ball for the Kimekomi?

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    • Sarah Cinocco on November 5, 2025 at 11:28 am

      Hi Joy, the pumpkin will be smaller, but it would work! You will have more trimming. I sometimes like to use a plastic bag to trace a segment for Kimekomi and then make my own template. I hope that tip helps!

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      • Joy on November 8, 2025 at 11:03 am

        Thank you so much!!

        My husband passed away last year and I have made ornaments using his white dress shirt and his black dress pants using this Kimekomi technique. Plan to give them to my 6 daughters this Christmas.

        I’ve had these pumpkin forms for a while but never used them. So I’m making some decorations for my Thanksgiving table using this technique.

        I’m excited to get back making these ornaments. I just couldn’t for a while after my husband died. But now I’m finding them very therapeutic ?

        Thanks again

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        • Sarah Cinocco on November 11, 2025 at 11:03 am

          I am so very sorry to hear about your husband! What a special gift you are making for your daughters! I hope you enjoy adding a few pumpkins to the table. They have such a cozy look.

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