Pumpkin Carving

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Step 1.)  Design your pumpkin face.

 
 

Step 2.)  Scoop out the goo

 
 
 

Step 3.) Make final touches to your design

 

Step 4.) Transfer pattern to pumpkin

 

Step 5.)  Carve away

 

Step 6.)  Light your jack-o-lantern

 

Step 7.)  Say, "Trick or Treat!" for the camera!
 

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