It's time again for our annual FHE pumpkin carving. This year was made extra fun by the fact that we grew our own pumpkins and Uncle Jake was here to join in the fun! Jake's is on the left, then Robert's in the middle and mine on the end. Mine was a Frankenstein, but is hard to see because the features were so small. And probably that I'm not an expert at carving pumpkins, but we all had fun anyways!
Focusing really hard on getting it just right :) We have found a great way to get a cool picture on your pumpkin is to print out a stencil or shadow and using a nail or some other small object, poke holes all around the outline and then use the knife to carve the picture following the holes. Works every time!
It's time again for our annual FHE pumpkin carving. This year was made extra fun by the fact that we grew our own pumpkins and Uncle Jake was here to join in the fun! Jake's is on the left, then Robert's in the middle and mine on the end. Mine was a Frankenstein, but is hard to see because the features were so small. And probably that I'm not an expert at carving pumpkins, but we all had fun anyways!
Focusing really hard on getting it just right :) We have found a great way to get a cool picture on your pumpkin is to print out a stencil or shadow and using a nail or some other small object, poke holes all around the outline and then use the knife to carve the picture following the holes. Works every time!
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That's a super good idea for pumpkin carving! Thanks for sharign.
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