By carving out a pumpkin and adding ice, you can make the perfect beer cooler for your annual Halloween party. Get the tutorial here.
Nothing says autumn better than the smell of cinnamon, and this cinnamon pumpkin candle serves up a double whammy of seasonal cheer. Get the tutorial here.
Spare a pumpkin from it’s jack-o-lantern fate by transforming it into a fun seasonal planter. Simply hollow out the pumpkin, add potting soil, and plant your favourite fall flowers. Get the tutorial here.
If pumpkin spice lattes aren’t your thing, how about pumpkin spice beer? Simply add a spigot to the bottom of a hollowed out pumpkin, and you’ve got yourself a creative and attractive seasonal beer keg. Get the tutorial here.
For a healthier version of the bread bowl, simply roast a hollowed-out pumpkin in the oven for 30 minutes then serve filled with your choice of soup. (This pumpkin coconut curry soup is an excellent option.) Get the tutorial here.
You might be wondering what to do with the insides of all these pumpkins, and did you know that pumpkins are rich in beta-carotene, fibre, zinc, and iron, which is just as good for dogs as it is for humans? Add a spoonful of pumpkin puree to your pup’s food and their digestive tract will thank you. Get the tutorial here.
All you need to make this inventive pumpkin bird feeder is a bit of twine, scissors, a drill to make holes, and the right size sticks. Get the tutorial here.
If you’ve got one (or let’s be real, at least three) too many pumpkins sitting on your front stoop, it’s time to repurpose them into something fun. We’ve gone beyond the typical jack-o-lantern and curated seven zany and unexpected uses for pumpkins, from turning them into a bird feeder to a beer keg.
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