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A Wickedly Adorable Minnie Mouse Pumpkin

Get ready for Halloween with this adorable Minnie Mouse witch themed pumpkin from DisneyFamily. This craft inspired by the beautiful Minnie Mouse is both spooky and sweet.

A festive Minnie Mouse-themed pumpkin sporting a pink witch hat, displayed among other creatively painted pumpkins as part of a magical Disney Parks Halloween celebration.

What You’ll Need

  • Pumpkin
  • Black and white paint
  • Black craft foam
  • Pink stiff felt sheet
  • Orange satin fabric
  • Hot glue
  • Scissors
Chic, minimalist wall art inspired by Minnie Mouse, featuring her iconic round ears, expressive cartoon eyes with long lashes, and a cheerful smile—perfect for Disney fans and theme park enthusiasts.
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  1. Sketch and cut out Minnie’s facial features from black craft foam. Use the printable PDF as a guide to cut out Minnie’s ears.
A festive pumpkin painted black with a white oval center and topped with a gold stem sits on a white surface, capturing the playful spirit of Minnie Mouse as you’d spot her at a Disney park.
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2. Paint the pumpkin white, and then add a layer of black paint, leaving the shape of Minnie’s face.

Two playful pink paper circles inspired by Minnie Mouse—one featuring a center cutout like an iconic Disney treat, the other with a whimsical quarter section missing, just like you’d find in a magical display on Main Street at Disneyland.
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3. To make Minnie’s hat, cut out a large circle of pink felt for the brim. On this piece, you’ll need to cut a small hole in the center, so the pumpkin stem will fit through. Cut out a second pink felt circle that is the same size as the first. Cut to remove about 1/3 of the circle, as if you’ve taken 1/3 of a pie away.

A whimsical bright pink paper witch hat, reminiscent of a Minnie Mouse accessory you’d find at Disneyland, pops against a simple white background.
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4. Roll up this piece and glue together to make the pointy top of Minnie’s hat. Glue to the brim piece (circle #1 from step 3 above).

Bright orange satin fabric pieces and sewing scissors are arranged on a white surface, perfect for creating whimsical Minnie Mouse bows or festive pumpkin-inspired accessories for a Disney Parks visit.
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5. To make Minnie’s bow, cut out a long and wide rectangular piece of orange fabric. (You may also use ribbon.) Fold each end to meet in the middle and add a drop of glue to keep in place.

Crafting essentials for Disney fans: a vibrant orange satin bow, scissors, and uncut orange satin fabric ready to become the perfect Minnie Mouse or Pumpkin-inspired accessory—arranged on a white surface for your next theme park outfit creation.
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6. Cut out a smaller rectangular piece of orange fabric and wrap it around the center of the first piece. Hot glue the ends together at the back to secure. Wrap another piece of fabric around the bottom of the pointy hat and glue in place.

Festive black-and-white pumpkin styled with classic Minnie Mouse ears and topped with a whimsical pink witch hat featuring orange trim, perfect for bringing Disney magic to your Halloween celebration.
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7. Place the hat on the pumpkin. Next, add Minnie’s ear. You’ll need to cut a slit in each ear in order to slide them over the hat. Hot glue in place.

A charming Minnie Mouse-inspired pumpkin wearing a pink witch hat, featured amidst an array of smaller pumpkins—perfect for adding Disney magic to your Halloween festivities.
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8. Hot glue Minnie’s facial features onto the pumpkin, and finally her bow!

Your spooky and sweet Minnie Mouse pumpkin is now ready to greet your guests for Halloween.

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Jennifer Retzlaff

My name is Jennifer Retzlaff and I became a lifelong Disney fan during my first trip to Walt Disney World in 6th grade. From that moment, Disney became a big part of my life. I live in Iowa with my husband and two kids who are growing up too quickly for my liking. I started introducing my love for Disney early to my family with a Disney honeymoon and then trips when our youngest of 18 months. Since then, our family has been to Walt Disney World over five times and we continue to plan and dream for the next… More »

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