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Step 12Light It Up
Put a light in your pumpkin and dim the lights. It's amazing how different it looks when it is actually illuminated.
If you did this with a real pumpkin, using 2-3 candles at once with help light up your pattern better. If you are using a fake pumpkin, candles are not an option.
There are a wide variety of pumpkin lights available. Many have options to flicker to mimic a real candle, or have colored lights for added effect. I've found that some of my favorite lights are actually little taplights that I found at a dollar store. Just remove the top cover, and press the little button to turn them on. These tend to be much brighter, so the shaded regions show up much better even with ambient light.
Hope this gives everyone a good idea on how to make there own personalize pumpkins.
If you did this with a real pumpkin, using 2-3 candles at once with help light up your pattern better. If you are using a fake pumpkin, candles are not an option.
There are a wide variety of pumpkin lights available. Many have options to flicker to mimic a real candle, or have colored lights for added effect. I've found that some of my favorite lights are actually little taplights that I found at a dollar store. Just remove the top cover, and press the little button to turn them on. These tend to be much brighter, so the shaded regions show up much better even with ambient light.
Hope this gives everyone a good idea on how to make there own personalize pumpkins.
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The force with you, may it be. :D
Any ways... you could use the fake flickering tea lights their about $2.99 for 1