This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy.

A white pumpkin decorated as a unicorn with closed eyes, pink cheeks, a gold horn, and a crown of pink and white roses. The background is a solid pink color.

Fall is officially here – it’s time to trade out your trusty pineapple decorations with some pumpkins! I love Halloween, but I’ve never been a huge fan of the scary aspects. One thing I am a fan of is decorating pumpkins! I’m always looking for cute alternatives to traditional decorations, and unicorns obviously make everything better, right? ;) It may not be pumpkin spice, but it’s a great way to spice up your pumpkin! This DIY required no carving and was mess-free, so naturally I’m obsessed with it. With some paint and a flower crown, you are good to go, so feel free to kick back and sip on a PSL while the kids do their thing. ;) You can find the full DIY video tutorial over on Better Homes & Gardens, and trust me, this isn’t one you’ll want to miss! It’s by far one of my favorite projects working with BHG to date! Can’t wait to hear what you guys think!!

A flat lay of crafting items on a pink background includes a white pumpkin, spray paints, false eyelashes, a golden horn, and a rose headband. These are likely components for creating a unicorn-themed decoration.

Hands are placing black, long eyelashes on a white pumpkin with a gold unicorn horn, set against a soft pink background. The scene has a whimsical, creative feel.

A white paper plate with pink paint smudges, an open pink paint jar labeled cherry blossom, and a small sponge brush with a wooden handle, all against a pink background.

A white pumpkin is decorated as a unicorn with a gold horn, pink roses around the top, black eyelashes, and pink cheeks. It sits on a stone porch next to a white pillar.

A woman with long brown hair, wearing a striped white and light pink top, smiles while holding a white pumpkin decorated with a unicorn horn, eyes, and pink flowers on top. The background is a solid pink color.

About Melissa Johnson

My bakery experience taught me the secrets to simple baking. Now, I share easy-to-follow recipes and party ideas through Best Friends For Frosting® and my cookbook, Celebrating Everyday, simplifying everyday cooking and holiday celebrations.

Read More About Me

You May Also Like

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

2 Comments

  1. b says:

    where did you get the eyes

    Reply
    1. Melissa | Best Friends for Frosting says:

      That is a popular question. =) I made them on my Circuit Machine.

      Reply