*Update - I've linked this up to Paint Party Friday, go and check them out if you aren't already on the party hop*
It has been a frightening week here on my blog with a visit to Dr Jekyll's lab on Tuesday and spooky pumpkins on Monday, then yesterday got really gruesome with oozing blood and everything. Yuck!
It has been a frightening week here on my blog with a visit to Dr Jekyll's lab on Tuesday and spooky pumpkins on Monday, then yesterday got really gruesome with oozing blood and everything. Yuck!
For All Hallows' Eve I thought I would merge a Mexican Day of the Dead tradition with an American Halloween tradition...
...and make a sugar skull-inspired carved pumpkin.
Two things I've never done before, curve pumpkins and paint them! It also gave me an excuse to try out pumpkin soup. Win win!
If you still want a spooking then don't forget to read about my recent visit to Dr Jekyll's lab.
Happy Halloween.
Kim 'bubbling cauldrons' Dellow
Your skull pumpkin is great what an ingenious way to mix the two traditions together!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pumpkin! Valerie
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!! What a cool idea! I will have to remember this for next year. Your pumpkin looks amazing :)
ReplyDeletethat is one amazing painted pumpkin-happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous creation Kim. Have been enjoying your spooky bits this week - have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
Nice to meet you on PPF. Love your painted pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteVery cool pumpkin painting! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteLove your pumpkin, so very creative! I like the idea of pumpkin soup too!
ReplyDeleteQuelle bonne idée, très créatif!
ReplyDeleteI really like what you did with the pumpkin. Awesome job. Thanks.
ReplyDeletegloria
Love what you did to the pumpkin and of course pumpkin soup never goes amiss.
ReplyDeleteooh super duper I am crazy in love with your pumpkin. We had a few on our front step - a small one was nicked by a darstardly squirrel and another was tossed under a hedge. Still another was nibbled on. Damn critters! Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pumpkin...next time make pumpkin seeds in the oven too...so yummy to eat!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
very fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun pumpkin - great job painting the skull
ReplyDeleteLove this! the paint looks very good on the pumpkin ... :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your painted pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing + such a clever idea. I will have to keep it in mind for next year, because I just never get around to carving a pumpkin. So beautiful x
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