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Step 5Time to Dremel
With the router accessory and bit attached, you can set your depth to give the image different lighting. If you free hand the Dremel and are adventurous/good you could add shading to your work.
The deeper you go the more light that will shine through. I am not sure which is better... I think starting shallow, then slowly working deeper into the hide is the best. The most important thing to do is to check your depth. Make a test mark, then shine a flash light down the hole, it should give you an idea of how much is left. Also, you can always use the clay tools to carve out some of the hide from the inside (did this with the other pumpkin).
I started at the top, and worked my way down. In area's that are large where you won't be able to support the router attachment, just keep the edge facing you flush against the pumpkin... its not an exact science, so that should be good enough.
The deeper you go the more light that will shine through. I am not sure which is better... I think starting shallow, then slowly working deeper into the hide is the best. The most important thing to do is to check your depth. Make a test mark, then shine a flash light down the hole, it should give you an idea of how much is left. Also, you can always use the clay tools to carve out some of the hide from the inside (did this with the other pumpkin).
I started at the top, and worked my way down. In area's that are large where you won't be able to support the router attachment, just keep the edge facing you flush against the pumpkin... its not an exact science, so that should be good enough.
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