Picture 1: Line up that line you marked, put a bead of hot glue around the edge and quickly set the bottom of the pumpkin back in place.

Picture 2:

Trace out your design on the pumpkin while the wood burner with Exacto knife blade is heating up. Then, plunge the knife into the pumpkin and slowly d

Using the 1 1/2" hole spade bit, cut two holes near each other in the back of the pumpkins (you could also just cut out the holes). You will be p

Picture 1: On the bottom of the pumpkin, draw a large circle and mark a line through both sides so when you replace the lid, you know where it should

Picture 1: Line up that line you marked, put a bead of hot glue around the edge and quickly set the bottom of the pumpkin back in place.

Picture 2:

The ground stake may be pretty secure in the pumpkin but I don't know how hard your ground is. So, pre-make a hole in the ground where the stakes woul

Picture 1: Line up that line you marked, put a bead of hot glue around the edge and quickly set the bottom of the pumpkin back in place. Picture 2:

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Dec 24, 2009

he's pretty cool! We don't have Walgreen here in Canada (well, in Ottawa for sure..).