15 Fabric Pumpkins Pattern: Easy Free Sewing Patterns

This no-sew tutorial makes pumpkins with supplies you have at home: Toilet paper, fat quarter or fall fabric, burlap and twine.

Check it out, these Pieced Pumpkin pillows are a breeze to make. They're like a blank canvas for flaunting your top-notch fabrics, plus the pattern's all about using your favorite fat quarters. Easy peasy!

Crafted from felt, this pumpkin banner makes for the perfect addition to your autumn wall decor. Hang it from your mantel or it could even be hung from your front door. 

Craft a collection of chinoiserie-inspired blue and white pumpkins to enhance your Fall decor this year! This elegant twist on autumnal decorations is a breeze to make using a Cricut machine. You don't need any drawing or hand-painting skills to achieve this stunning look! How cute would it be to create an entire pumpkin patch of these.

I'm totally in love with how this tutorial rocks an exposed bottom seam, giving these pumpkins that extra cool texture. These simple fabric pumpkins rock those sweetly frayed seam edges, giving off that old-school, rustic vibe. If you're new to sewing and want a great project to practice on, these are the ones for you. Plus, she has thrown in an option to mix up fabrics for a fun and playful twist on her blog post!

Like many of you, I have an absolute fondness for the fall season. My favorite part is the cooler weather, the mesmerizing transformation of colors in nature, and the generous offerings of acorns, buckeyes, and various tree nuts by the trees.

Moreover, I have a deep appreciation for pumpkins and take great pleasure in seamlessly integrating these natural wonders into my home decor.  To add a touch of warmth and coziness to these fabric pumpkins, she has incorporated elements of burlap and felt for that extra layer of texture in these fabric pumpkin patterns. The pumpkin shape of these sewing projects are such a great reminder of fall.

Today, I'm excited to introduce you to an enjoyable no-sew pumpkin project, perfect for making use of fabric scraps or showcasing that exquisite fabric you've been holding onto without a specific purpose. These pumpkins may not adhere to the traditional mold, but they exude an abundance of fun and charm! They make a beautiful fabric pumpkin in different sizes.

Take those fabric pumpkins up a notch by adding some cinnamon sticks stems and a hint of ribbon. It'll give them a touch of class and elegance!

Now, let's talk about some real fall crafting fun. Get your hands on your favorite autumn-themed fabrics and whip up a delightful bunch of these plush fabric pumpkins to jazz up your fall decor this year! Today, we've got a free pattern to share, and you can craft a whole gang of these charming fabric pumpkins with it. They're a breeze to sew, even if you're just starting out, and a fantastic way to make use of those fabric scraps you've got lying around.

The beauty of this fabric pumpkin pattern is how it lets you make the most of your existing scrap stash. It comes in three sizes: small (5.5" across), medium (7" across), and large (8.5" across). The sewing part is lightning-fast, and before you know it, you'll have a full collection of these cuties.

If you're in search of a comprehensive and well-crafted fabric pumpkin pattern, look no further than Amy Chappell's creation. This pattern comes complete with instructions to fashion various pumpkin sizes, offering versatility for your crafting needs. The available sizes are as follows:

• Extra Large: 8" wide by 6" tall (including stem)
• Large: 6" wide by 6 1/2" tall (including stem)
• Medium: 5" wide by 5" tall (including stem)
• Small Round: 4" wide by 4" tall (including stem)
• Small Short: 4" wide by 3 1/2" tall (including stem)

To bring these pumpkins to life, you'll require the following supplies: fabric for the pumpkin, stem, and leaves (Fat Quarter Friendly for all but the largest pumpkin size), stuffing of your choice, yarn and a tufting needle, along with standard sewing tools, a sewing machine, needle, thread, and more.

These pumpkin pieces are perfect for different fabrics and would be super cute as velvet pumpkins. The center of the pumpkin has a stem and leaves held in place by a hot glue gun. This easy tutorial  can be done with scrap fabric. Get the printable pattern to make these cloth pumpkins.

These Chenille fabric pumpkins are so soft and look so cute. Use fall colors and create them in different sizes. They make the perfect addition to your mantel or kitchen table. You can also use cotton fabric if Chenille is not your thing.

These simple fabric pumpkins come in three different sizes, and if you keep the stems short, you can easily stack them on top of each other.

Each patchwork pumpkin is crafted from four different fabrics. Follow the simple instructions to make these super cute pumpkins.

This project is perfect for worn out sweaters hanging in your closet or make a trip to your local thrift store and pick up a few. You can make these pumpkins for only a few collars.

Pumpkins don’t have to be the traditional colors. You can use scrap fabrics or use coordinating fabrics to create these adorable fabric pumpkins.

Why not inject some personality into your fabric pumpkin with an adorable face? It's a distinctive twist on the traditional pumpkin carving pattern. Amy will guide you through the process step by step using your Cricut machine and it includes a video tutorial to walk you through making this different sizes of pumpkins.