Using your black acrylic paint and a small brush paint the stem of your pumpkin and draw a line about 2 inches wide around your pumpkin.With a black sharpie, you can also draw a mouth or you can use some acrylic paint as we did for our two eyed minions. Using the hot glue gun seal the white lid inside the silver rim and then glue on your minion.I also dotted a little bit of the white acrylic paint on the eyes to make them look more realistic (see the first picture at the top of post). I then used a black and brown sharpie to draw the eyes. You want the white part side up so that you can draw the eyes on them. To create the eyes flip the mason jars inside lid inside out. The girls wanted a one eye minion and a two-eyed minion, so I used a larger mason jar lid for the one-eyed and then two small mason jar lids for the two-eyed minions. Acrylic paint dries quickly, so while your pumpkins dry start creating your minion eyes.Again, wait until it’s dry and then apply a second coat (we only applied one coat). Paint the bottom half of your pumpkin with your blue acrylic paint.I would definitely wait for it to dry and do a second coat so that the yellow is nice and bright (we only did one coat). I used regular house paint brushes to paint the larger areas.

Paint the top half of your pumpkin with the yellow acrylic paint.Acylic paint (colors: blue, yellow, black, and white).They took a bit of time, but I had two wonderful little helpers that were eager to pitch in whenever they could. My girls are a huge fan of the Despicable Me movies, especially my youngest one Kaidence! So much that her 2nd birthday next month will be a Minion theme and these two Minion No-Carve Halloween Pumpkins are going to be the perfect addition to all of our fun decorations!

One eye minions names