Here are a few photos of our finished products:
That's Eugene's on the left, and Adam's on the right.We had a couple of stencil and pumpkin-carving tool kits, so it was a little more highbrow than the pumpkin carving days of yore, when we just stuck sharp knives in the pumpkins and hoped for the best.
Mine is on the left (Adam said it looks like it's high), Genevieve's in the middle, and Stacey's is on the right.
He's a little intense, eh?
Josh and Stacey do their thing.
Eug gets ready to work on his. He used a really cool stencil of a skeleton face.Once we got them all fixed up, we took them outside for a test light - they all looked great. Thankfully, no neighborhood houligans came along long last night and smashed them. They might be moldy before Oct. 31 rolls around, but we'll see.
5 comments:
Looks like fun! Sorry I missed out on the marathon & pumpkin shenanigans! :)
those are great! i'm inspired to do it myself. hope all is well with you. still reading your blog and enjoy keeping up with you!
Great looking pumpkins!!!
I think I've only ever carved a pumpkin once...and maybe not even that.
Aunt Janey says: Hey at least you are in a neighborhood where there aren't too many hooligans. If there are any left they would probably have to whack the pumpkin with their canes. Good to see some YOUNG activites going on again at 7040 Cody. Pumpkins looked great and with it being cold it will help them stay good until Halloween. May come trick or treating, beware!
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