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j1miller
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 Posted: 10/23/05 - 18:30 Post subject: Pumpkin carving question
Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this?
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 18:54 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs.
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j1miller
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 18:56 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something?
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 18:58 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something? |
Yeah. It's really easy with the tools they give you too.
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j1miller
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 19:03 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something? |
Yeah. It's really easy with the tools they give you too. |
good, cuz, I have no upper body strength so cutting through the pumpkin skin is a challenge for me.
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 19:21 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something? |
Yeah. It's really easy with the tools they give you too. |
good, cuz, I have no upper body strength so cutting through the pumpkin skin is a challenge for me. |
Practice on a grape.
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 19:22 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something? |
Yeah. It's really easy with the tools they give you too. |
My sister has used them with my kids last year. I was relegated to scooping duty...for reasons unknown 
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 19:30 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| Cappy wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something? |
Yeah. It's really easy with the tools they give you too. |
My sister has used them with my kids last year. I was relegated to scooping duty...for reasons unknown |
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j1miller
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 19:36 Post subject:
Cappy=Scooper.
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 20:05 Post subject: Re: Pumpkin carving question
| gretriever wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | | j1miller wrote: | Has anyone here attempted the really ornate ones?
Is there some sort of trick to this? |
Yes we have. Get the pumpkin masters carving kit. Easy and awesome designs. |
Do you just tape astencil over the pumpkin or something? |
Yeah. It's really easy with the tools they give you too. |
good, cuz, I have no upper body strength so cutting through the pumpkin skin is a challenge for me. |
Practice on a grape. |
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j1miller
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Posted: 10/23/05 - 20:07 Post subject:
I missed the grape thing.
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