Paint one side of your rustic wood slices with white paint. Leave the bark around the edges unpainted. For a rustic look, only use one light coat of paint. Allow to dry completely before continuing.

Then get your pumpkin pattern using the form above and print.

Place the pumpkin pattern on the white painted side of your wood slice. Tape or hold in place and use a pen to trace around all of the details pressing down well. Trace only the facial features.

After tracing, lift up your paper and you will see a slight indent in your wood slice everywhere you traced the pattern. These make the perfect guides for painting.

Add dark paint (in this case a dark grey) in the outline areas. Again, I only added one coat because I wanted rustic wooden pumpkins. You can add several coats of paint if you would like.

Allow your pumpkin faces to dry then use hot glue to add on a driftwood stem and tie on some raffia to complete the look.