Painting pumpkins is so much fun and it’s an activity the entire family can do together. Even if you aren’t an artist at heart, there are plenty of Disney designs that can be stenciled on for easy painting. Get your Disney Halloween party on with these DIY painted no carve Disney Halloween pumpkin ideas.
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Supplies you’ll need for painting pumpkins do not include a lot. You’ll just need:
- A pumpkin – You can use plastic pumpkins as well so it’ll keep for years to come.
- Acrylic paints
- Sealer
- Paintbrushes
The dollar store is a great place to stock up on crafting supplies. There you’ll find plastic pumpkins, acrylic paint, paintbrushes, and possibly even sealer for your upcoming no carve pumpkin projects. That’s literally everything you need!
Mickey and Minnie Black Pumpkins
These are going to be the easiest no carve pumpkins in town. Simply paint the pumpkins black, add mouse ears, and tie a ribbon for Minnie. So easy!
Get the tutorial at Sugar Bean Bakers
BB-8 Painted Pumpkin
This BB-8 painted pumpkin is a bit labor intensive, but it’s so awesome you’ll want to try it. I recommend using plastic pumpkins so you can display this little guy every Halloween. Sealant is so important in a pumpkin like this. You’ll also love displaying him for a Star Wars themed party!
Get the tutorial at Disney Rewards
Tsum Tsum Pumpkin Patch
Aren’t Tsum Tsum’s just the cutest things? Make your very own Tsum Tsum family of pumpkins with this easy tutorial.
Get the tutorial at Disney Rewards
DIY Minnie Mouse Pumpkin
If you’re planning to do Halloween with Disney, you have to make this stunning Minnie Mouse pumpkin full of embellishments. It’s so Minnie!
Get the tutorial at The Farm Girl Gabs
DIY Disney Up Pumpkin
Up is one of my favorite Disney movies and I’m sure it’s one of yours as well. This is a super easy DIY that you can make in just under an hour. Simply paint the pumpkin a baby blue, add colorful cotton balls (balloons), and a cut out of the Up house.
Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess
Toy Story 4 Forky Pumpkin
This Forky pumpkin is a great craft for kids to help out with. Playdough is used for the eyebrows and mouth, Googly eyes are a must since Forky also has them himself.
Get the tutorial at The Farm Girl Gabs
Toy Story Painted Pumpkin
Everyone in the neighborhood will recognize this favorite emblem from Toy Story.
Get the tutorial at The Farm Girl Gabs
Buzz and Woody Pumpkins
Paint pens are going to be a major staple when drawing out delicate details on pumpkins. Plus, they’re so much easier to work with then paint!
Get the tutorial at As the Bunny Hops
Toy Story Alien Pumpkin
Toy Story’s alien’s are just the cutest thing. Make an alien pumpkin this year with some paint, foam, and googly eyes.
Get the tutorial at The Farm Girl Gabs
No Carve Disney Princess Pumpkins
Haul out your glitter and pearls for this princess occasion perfect to make a little girl’s day.
Get the tutorial at Mommy of a Princess
Disney Mickey Mouse Painted Pumpkins
Here’s another easy tutorial for a non carve Disney pumpkin idea.
Get the tutorial at Momfoodie
Star Wars Porg Pumpkin
Porg’s are so adorable and when you paint them on a Halloween pumpkin they’re going to be the talk to the town.
Get the tutorial at Creative Green Living
Disney Junior Bluey No Carve Pumpkin
Kids will absolutely adore this Disney Junior Bluey no carve pumpkin. Plus, it’s a breeze to make. Just paint the pumpkin, cut out some details with construction paper and voila!
Get the tutorial at Savvy Mama Lifestyle
Mickey and Minnie Mouse Pumpkins
These classic Mickey and Minnie Mouse pumpkins would look awesome out on the front porch.
Get the tutorial at The Soccer Mom Blog
Elsa Pumpkin
Released November 2013, Frozen has gone a long way. Kids still adore Elsa and this pumpkin is as beautiful as the princess herself.
Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess
Belle Pumpkin
Classic Beauty and the Beast lovers cannot get away with making this stunning Belle pumpkin with the signature rose on top.
Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess
Jack the Pumpkin King
Love the nightmare before Christmas? Here’s a spookier Disney inspired painted pumpkin to try.
Get the tutorial at Simply Today Life
No Carve Sally Pumpkin
Light up the night with colors of Sally in this exquisite no carve pumpkin.
Get the tutorial at This Fairy Tale Life
The Nightmare Before Christmas No Carve Pumpkins
If you’re the type to go all out for Halloween, try completing this quattro of The Nightmare before Christmas pumpkins.
Get the tutorial at Ja Monkey
The Incredibles Jack Jack and Edna Pumpkins
The Incredibles has got to be on of my favorite Disney movies. The tuft of hair on Jack Jack brings me such joy! It’s just so cute.
Get the tutorial at As the Bunny Hops
No Carve Poison Apple Pumpkin
Poison apple pumpkins from Snow White bring about a sense of nostalgia for Halloween night.
Get the tutorial at Musings of an Average Mom
Harry Potter Pumpkins with Free SVG File
No carve pumpkins has never been easier with an SVG file. Painting the faces on your own takes a little more time but is totally doable.
Get the tutorial and free SVG file at Lovely Planner
Baymax No Carve Pumpkin
No carve pumpkins has not been any easier than this Baymax one. Paint the pumpkin white and add the special features that make Baymax, Baymax.
Get the tutorial at the Housewife Eclectic
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