Talk:Punkin Stencils
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How da heck are you supposed to use this thing? [[User:209.221.24.157|209.221.24.157]] 21:46, 24 Oct 2004 (MST) | How da heck are you supposed to use this thing? [[User:209.221.24.157|209.221.24.157]] 21:46, 24 Oct 2004 (MST) | ||
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| + | Measure your pumpkin and decide how big you can/want to make the carving. Make sure you leave an inch or two on the edge so your pumpkin (in my case, a Cheat O' Lantern!) is stable. Then size the stencil to your measurements and trace the stencil - I used a thick-bladed knife to cut out the stencil while pressed against the pumpkin (thick blade so you can see the cuts). Do the normal pumpkin carving stuff, cut the topp off and clean 'er out. Then cut all the way through your stencil tracings and you've got an H*R Pumpakin! --[[User:Southpaw018|Southpaw018]] 21:58, 24 Oct 2004 (MST) | ||
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Geez. My Homestar pumpakin looks nothing like it's suppos' to. -- FireBird
How da heck are you supposed to use this thing? 209.221.24.157 21:46, 24 Oct 2004 (MST)
Measure your pumpkin and decide how big you can/want to make the carving. Make sure you leave an inch or two on the edge so your pumpkin (in my case, a Cheat O' Lantern!) is stable. Then size the stencil to your measurements and trace the stencil - I used a thick-bladed knife to cut out the stencil while pressed against the pumpkin (thick blade so you can see the cuts). Do the normal pumpkin carving stuff, cut the topp off and clean 'er out. Then cut all the way through your stencil tracings and you've got an H*R Pumpakin! --Southpaw018 21:58, 24 Oct 2004 (MST)
