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HELLO THERE. if you were looking for an easy way to make a jack-o-lantern that lowers the risk of pumpkin fires, and lights itself at night, then congrats! here it is!
//thanks to pcapelo for letting me do this instructable. :) i thought of the idea three days ago, then found out that he already did something kind of similar to this... i got permission from him to do this. if you have an extra solar torch, go to his instructable and make a shhnaazzyy lantern!
anyways...
here goes my very first instructable.
//thanks to pcapelo for letting me do this instructable. :) i thought of the idea three days ago, then found out that he already did something kind of similar to this... i got permission from him to do this. if you have an extra solar torch, go to his instructable and make a shhnaazzyy lantern!
anyways...
here goes my very first instructable.
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Things you will need:
-a pumpkin
-carving utensils
-a solar powered garden light
-the sun
(yay)
-a pumpkin
-carving utensils
-a solar powered garden light
-the sun
(yay)
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Nov 6, 2007. 6:56 PM-insertnamehere-
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that's a pretty awesome use of a solar lamp
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Nov 9, 2007. 5:33 PMalvincredible (author)
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thanks! i actually wondered why no one else did it... (besides pcapelo, except his wasnt a real pumpkin...? who knows.
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Nov 9, 2007. 7:28 AMshikarirock
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That garden light has a LED in it? De-solder it and solder a yellow diode on, or put a yellow glass or plastic in front of it, to make it look more realistic! ;)
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Nov 9, 2007. 5:32 PMalvincredible (author)
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haha yea. the light is white so its not your typical jack-o-lantern! i would say to color the led or put colored celophane or osmething around the lihgt so it would be a different color. id go for red, then spray paint the pumpkin silver and make it a robot! -_-
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