Jack Skellington, Halloween Pumpkin DIY no carving craft! Are you a fan of the Nightmare Before Christmas? Then you are going to love this pumpkin craft perfect for Halloween!

Jack Skellington Halloween Pumpkin

I’m not a big fan of carving pumpkins. Sorry, it’s just so messy and gooey! Now painting, that I could do with my girls all day long.

That’s why we are creating one of our favorite Disney Halloween characters to display with our decorations this year!

Jack The Pumpkin King has such easy features that it’s the perfect Halloween pumpkin craft to take on this year.

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I think Jack Skellington has been one of the easier pumpkins we have painted this year. Just take a look at our other Disney pumpkin crafts like Sheriff Callie.

Now that was a craft that took all of my concentration.

We’re all about decorating for the month of Halloween with lots of pumpkins.

Customizing our pumpkins by painting some of our favorite characters makes it much more fun.

This Jack Skellington Halloween Pumpkin is the perfect decoration to add to your home.

If you use a fake pumpkin, just throw a Santa hat on him. Now you have a Jack pumpkin for Halloween and Christmas!

The girls were both super excited about our DIY Jack pumpkin craft, but they were wondering where Sally was.

So, I guess I should add a pumpkin Sally to our Halloween craft list.

Hopefully, we will be able to make her soon!

Supplies Needed To Paint Jack Skellington

• A pumpkin (it can even be a fake one so that you can use it every year)
• White tempera paint
• Black tempera paint
• Paint Brush
• Pencil (to draw lines)

How To Make A Jack Skellington Halloween Pumpkin

• Begin by painting your entire pumpkin white. You may need to do two coats, but one regular-sized bottle of tempera paint should be enough to cover your pumpkin.
• Using a pencil, draw where you want Jacks’ eyes and mouth to go. This helps ensure that the lines and eyes are even on both sides.
• Use black tempera paint to line out your pencil and color in the eyes, nose, and mouth.
• Allow drying. 

Like I said above, if you use a fake pumpkin, Jack will also be the perfect Christmas decoration for your Nightmare Before Christmas fun!

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Jack Skellington Halloween Pumpkin

Yield: 1 Pumpkin

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Active Time: 45 minutes

Additional Time: 12 hours

Total Time: 12 hours 50 minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Create this Jack Skellington Halloween Pumpkin DIY Craft! Perfect for decorating this fall!

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Materials

• A pumpkin
• White tempera paint
• Black tempera paint
• Brush
• Pencil (to draw lines)

Tools

• Large Pumpkin

Instructions

1. Begin by painting your entire pumpkin white. You may need to do two coats, but one regular-sized bottle of tempera paint should be enough to cover your pumpkin.
2. Using a pencil draw where you want Jacks’ eyes and mouths to go. This helps to make sure that the lines and eyes are even on both sides.
3. Using the black tempera paint to line out your pencil and color in the eyes, nose, and mouth.
4. Allow pumpkin to dry.

Notes

Use a fake pumpkin so that you can re-use Jack the following Halloween or even during Christmas time.

Recommended Products

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  Gemmy The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Pumpkin Push in Decorating Set
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  PRANG Ready-to-Use Liquid Tempera Paint, 16-Ounce Bottles, Assorted Colors, 12 Count (21696)
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  Foam Pumpkin Decorations Craft Kit Makes 12 Pumpkins

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Do you carve or paint your pumpkins for Halloween?

*Post first published October 2014*