The finished pumpkin can be used as a reusable jack o' lantern, candy bowl, pumpkin-top hat, door decoration, scarecrow head, etc.
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String
Newspaper
Water
Flour
Salt
Paint
Stick (approximately pupkin stem width)
Round piece of cardboard
Washer/smashed bottle cap (optional)
Tools:
Cutting device (Dremel, scissors, sharp serrated knife)
Scissors
Small nail
Hot Glue Gun + spare glue sticks
note: not all supplies are pictured













































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Would a base coat of black cover the print before you paint the orange?
And I had to add layers of tape to make the ridges larger but that wasn't too painful. I will hopefully throw up a picture once I finish it I just have to sand it and paint it and I'm done :)
But thank you so much for the awesome instructable, it was really helpful
Halloween hasnt caught on here in Australia.... sigh ... i wish it did just for the costumes =)
and so though ive playe with papier mache ive never made a pumpkin before...
i think my boy and i are going to have some fun with this.....lots of fun =)
thanks heaps
Pj