Fall Decorating Ideas with Velvet Pumpkins

In this post: Easy fall decorating tips using velvet pumpkins. How to layer, stack and display velvet pumpkins for lovely fall decor.

This is a sponsored post featuring Hot Skwash™ Pumpkins from LoveFeast Shop. All images and opinions are completely mine. Affiliate links also included.

There is so much to tell you and show you today, so I’m just going to jump right in. First, I am excited to be partnering with LoveFeast Shop to feature their amazing line of Hot Skwash™ Pumpkins. Hot Skwash™ is the premier source of handmade silk velvet pumpkins and other artful objects…and they are beautiful. I’ll show you how to display and arrange these pumpkins for easy fall decorating. In addition to that, there’s a giveaway for a $200 credit to LoveFeast Shop AND a coupon code for a 15% discount on any order placed from now until September 1, 2017.

If that wasn’t enough…there’s also a blog hop so if you are visiting here from Shabbyfufu, welcome to On Sutton Place. More on the blog hop later.

I’ve had an ongoing love affair with velvet pumpkins for a few years. I think they have a special charm and the best thing is that they can be displayed for months without rotting! I had a few velvet pumpkins that I had collected, but sadly they were destroyed by water in my basement. When the opportunity to work with LoveFeast Shop was offered, I have to admit I was thrilled.

My best tip for using velvet pumpkins in your fall decorating is to use some sort of natural element as a base. By doing that, the pumpkins come to life and are easy to arrange. Any kind of real or preserved greenery will work, but I chose seeded eucalyptus. It dries beautifully and is the prettiest shade of green. To begin, I added eucalyptus to my large ironstone bowl and then nestled in some pumpkins.

Tip: Seeded eucalyptus can be hard to find. It’s worth the hunt though! I had to special order mine from the floral department of a local grocery store. Click HERE to see seeded eucalyptus online.

After that, I cleaned my silver urns and added eucalyptus to them as well. I just love the two twin, neutral pumpkins set on top of the urns.

One other lovely feature of the pumpkins is their stems. They are from real pumpkins and gourds…and in addition to adding interest, they add another natural element.

The Hot Skwash™ pumpkins come in many different sizes…and the tiniest ones have the biggest personalities. I think they are just the cutest!

A few more fall decorating ideas using velvet pumpkins:

Stack in lanterns.
Arrange in baskets.
Sprinkle on shelves.

5 inch Pumpkin with Feather in Bone

(I’ll be back in a few weeks with more details on these ideas…and a special Hot Skwash™ giveaway exclusively for On Sutton Place readers.)

Coupon Code

If you would like to order some of the exquisite velvet pumpkins or any of the other fall items from our sponsor lovefeastshop.com, use the code 17GP15 to receive 15% off all orders placed until September 1st.