Aren't these velvet pumpkins absolutely gorgeous? I've been looking for something stylish to bring to my sister's for Thanksgiving this year and a trio of these chic velvet pumpkins will be such a welcome gift--definitely better than a pumpkin pie! The creation of artist Daria Knowles, Hot Skwash harvests unwanted pumpkin and squash stems from local growers and recycles them into her unusual pumpkin sculptures. Knowle's employs a group of stay at home moms who share her passion and gift of artistry to create each one of a kind pumpkin.
Wouldn't a grouping of these delicate pumpkins make a stunning and unusual fall centerpiece? How do you decorate your autumn table?
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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So, so beautiful. Thank you for reminding me who the artist is.
Hav e anice Wednesday.
Teresa
xoxo
The pumpkins are beautiful and what a great idea as a hostess gift! They would look amazing on a table so I think I'll go order a few....thank you for the tip!
Those are soooo beautiful, I would be thrilled to receive those! How beautiful they are......and what a great gift because every Thanksgiving she can bring them out and think of you and your time together!
Those are beautiful! I've never seen a velvety ghord in my life! Nice! :) xo
LOVE these - what a fabulous idea!! Think these would have to fall into the one for you one for me gift giving category!!
these are fantastic! I'm not huge into most pumpkin decor, but this I can get on the bandwagon for!
OMG! these are absolutely gorgeous. Your sister will love this Thanksgiving gift I am sure :-) I'm off to check out the website.
Those pumpkins are fabulous! Such a wonderful idea to recycle the pumpkin stems.
I have a huge velvet crush...my entire master bedroom is done in velvet. I'm just in love with these pumpkins. Have a great weekend. It's almost here. XO, Mona
These velvet pumpkins are gorgeous. I also really like the green one as a photograph too.
I love these! I just found your blog through Aspiring Kennedy, and I'm hooked! Thanks for sharing.
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