Hubby and I made a little trip about an hour and fifteen minutes south to visit my brother-in-law and sister-in-law on their "ranch"--they've lived there for two years and this was our first visit. What took us so long?! My sister-in-law, "Mumzie," is a very creative person who decorates for the seasons beautifully, and one of her specialties is pumpkins. Before we left for home, she gifted me with the raw material (i.e., a PUMPKIN!) to make a creation of my own--she has grown her own pumpkins in a big pumpkin patch for the last couple of years and they're beauties! How lucky am I to get one?!!
Mumzie told me how she creates her masterpieces and showed me some of her decorating supplies, and because she has described her process on her blog, I can share her methods with you.
Here are a couple before and after photos.
In a series of posts, Mumzie shows us how to clean and prepare the pumpkins and then how to decorate them. Take a look a the first one HERE and then continue on by clicking on the related links at the bottom of each post. Once I've had a chance to transform my pumpkin, I'll share it with you. Happy Autumn!
Good to hear from you again, Kim! I thought about you a day or two ago and realized we hadn't 't seen you post for a while. Glad to know all is well. Looking forward to seeing what you create with your pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about you late yesterday and POOF! this morning I see a post. Nice to hear from you! The pumpkins are so cool!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you back posting! I have missed you posting even occasionally. What a darling pumpkin. Can't wait to see yours. K-
ReplyDeleteyou have rain this morning and we have unrelenting sunshine - again ... not that i'm complaining (wait - yes i am - i could go for a bit of rain - but not TOO much) ... anywho, those are awesome pumpkins - although my very favorite kind of pumpkin is pie or coffee or bagel
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear from you! Mumsie is indeed talented!
ReplyDeleteNice to see you back. I think of you in the fall when I take a peak at your Happy Jack pumpkin pattern. I hope to stitch him again.A decorated pumpkin is such a lovely way to greet Autumn.
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