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Tutorial: Pumpkin Stack

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Michele of Michele’s Woman Cave offers up a tutorial for a simple Halloween decoration: this pumpkin stack. The quantities are proportional – she says one stick of clay which I guess could mean 1 package or 1/4 package or what not. You could make your own spookier version of this by making fiercer faces on the pumpkins or antiquing it a little.

Photoby by Michele of Michele’s Woman Cave

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  1. I love work with clay not to good with it but try,,,,Thank’s cute pumpkin,Cookie17

  2. Hi! Thanks for the post. It’s 1/4 of a package. Although you could use an entire package and make the pumpkins much larger. I would use something stronger than just one toothpick to secure them.

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