Pumpkins are great natural, eco-friendly fall decoration options. If you opt for these DIY no-carve pumpkin ideas, they will last longer and you don’t have to deal with all that gunk! Here are some of this year’s best no-carve pumpkin decor ideas that are perfect for Thanksgiving too.

A small bandage and some googly eyes make the perfect zombie pumpkin.

Some pins and a little yarn makes take a new spin on an old jack-o-lantern tradition.

Use dollar store unicorn headband and flowers and some card stock ears make this sweet unicorn.

Markers can be used to make a myriad of Halloween favorites including this snowy owl.

Use cardboard cutout bats for a spooky pumpkin.

These gorgeous indigo pumpkins are super easy to make, get the tutorial here.

Use a metallic marker to write a message on your pumpkins. This pumpkin decorating idea comes from The Perfect Pallette.

Black paint or a thick marker is all you need to make this Nightmare before Christmas! Also avialable on Etsy.

This easy confetti pumpkins just take a little sparkle and a little glue. Get the tutorial from Made in a Day.

These gorgeous pumpkins from TC Style are perfect for your front step, fall decorations or even a Thanksgiving centerpiece.

Add a touch of whimsy with this pink unicorn pumpkin with a tutorial from Jolene’s Crafting.

Use those beautiful fall leaves to decorate your pumpkins. Other fall decorating idea from Country Living.

Succulents, dried flowers and grasses all make for beautiful no-carve decorated pumpkins and Thanksgiving decor from One Strange Bird.

This melted crayon idea comes from Dream a little Bigger and is fun for adults and kids too.

All you need is an old pair of pantyhose for these beautiful pumpkins.

Minion pumpkins are always a hit.

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