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Pumpkins have never been so beautiful. Give your simple holiday home collection a whimsical update with this trend.
This year, the album is back with a modern and maximum interpretation. From 70's music to cool outfits, the disco theme has become a trendy outfit mixed with 2000's fashion. From vases to candles, wreaths and wall decor, if you want to catch the attention of the jade, the reflective glow of a disco ball will almost guarantee it.
The resurgence of the disco ball is due to the disco cowgirl aesthetic that has taken over social media in recent years: inspired by country singers like Dolly Parton and Shania Twain, the style combines cow print and leather with lots and lots of bright pink. sparkles The casually girly look has quickly become a staple for bachelorette and birthday parties, clothing and home decor, and continues to prove that it's not just a trend on TikTok.
With fall in full swing and the disco aesthetic still in full swing, it only makes sense that seasonal decor takes on a glamorous vibe this year. And what better way to add a pop of color to a classic fall outfit than to replace an orange pumpkin with a DIY disco pumpkin.
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How to make a pumpkin for a disco ball with your own hands
The classic disco ball look
This chic look is easy to recreate at home with a fake pumpkin and disco-inspired tile stickers, as shown in a TikTok posted by @orangegrovehome. Depending on the look you want, you can place the tiles next to each other for a true disco ball look, or spread them apart to create a pattern or design. If you want to cover the entire pumpkin, place the tiles individually or connect them in small groups to match the natural curves and edges of the pumpkin. The stem is painted a matching metallic silver.
The manufacturer mentions that it will take some time to attach all the tiles to the pumpkin (depending on the size of the pumpkin), but don't despair.
"[It's like Tetris]," he says. "It really is a labor of love. It takes a while to get there, but the results are worth it.
Try different colors
The disco aesthetic is known for bright colors and fun patterns, so don't be afraid to try out some rainbow disco-themed pieces this fall. Gold, orange, purple and red disco tiles match the changing colors of the seasons.
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Disco is not limited to decorating pumpkins! Consider adding disco tiles to other fall and Halloween items such as skulls, candy dishes, cauldrons, and scary and cute ghosts. Using the same technique as the pumpkin, cut the strips of tile into pieces and attach them to the object in small pieces. If you decide to continue the spooky celebration during the holidays, display your creation as the centerpiece of your home throughout the season and beyond.
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