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Craft Basics 101 : Pumpkin Ghost with Chain
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From: MSN Nicknamegoddessbrighid2  (Original Message)Sent: 3/31/2008 5:03 AM
Carvable Pumpkin Ghost with Chain

Carvable Pumpkin Ghost with Chain

Can you hear this ghost rattling his chain? Carve this ghostly decoration to delight your guests.
Project #: br017
   
 Crafting Time: 1 ½ hours
 Skill Level:
 1 being the easiest
 
 
 
 
   
 
  • Carvable Pumpkin, Large Oval
  • Pattern Packet With Sparkle Dimensional Paint And Tools
  • Small Light Set
  • Hot Glue

Cost of each project will vary depending on materials used.

Due to the seasonal nature of some merchandise, actual availability of some products pictured may vary.

   
 
  • Transfer pattern to pumpkin and cut out with pumpkin carving tools.
 
  • Draw chain with purple dimensional paint. Let dry.
 
  • Put light set inside, cut hole in back for cord if using electric lights.
   
Tip: To carve pumpkins, use pumpkin carving tools, exacto knife or Creative Versa Tool.

Never use real flame, these pumpkins are flammable. Use a glo stick (available during the Halloween season), small battery powered light set or small electric light set.

The Creative Versa Tool is the best thing ever for carving pumpkins!
Tips: Be very careful �?it is extremely hot. Not for children.
Experiment first on an extra carvable pumpkin if possible to see what the different tips do and to get the feel of it.
Set on the holder when not in use, on top of a non-slip, non-flammable surface. Make sure you won’t accidentally bump it, or trip on cord. Have an old hot pad ready to change tips when they’re still warm, or you can unplug the Versa Tool and completely cool before changing tips.

from the Michaels website



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