These are our current crop of pumpkins. Each year, my husband adds eight to the collection.
We purchase your carvable pumpkins at Michaels. Remember they have the 40% off coupons! Sometimes they are on sale.
Free patterns and stencils are on-line at many sites. Just google free pumpkin patterns. We generally gets a pattern book at Michaels. It includes all the tools you will need.
Use a push pin to punch the pattern onto the carvable pumpkin.
After carving the pumpkin, trace around a quarter coin on the bottom back of the pumpkin and cut a hole for the light.
The dollar store carries the single bulb light with the cord. They are for the porcelain Christmas houses.
We use a timer to display the pumpkins in the morning for the commuters and the evening.
Each pumpkin is stored in an individual box throughout the year. It may seem like a lot of money invested, but you only carve once and many of our pumpkins are over ten years old.
Happy Halloween!
Tedebear
Editor's Note: Here is a previous article about Tedebear's Pumpkin Collection.
This look great. I was wondering if you know any where I can get these pumpkins now. I'm getting married on Halloween and want to get an early start on my carving. Anyways thanks so much!
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