I thought that I would post a little Fall/Halloween craft to get the month of October started with a bang. We don't really make a huge big deal out of Halloween, but we do decorate a little with Fall/Pumpkin decor and we do make a few rounds of the neighborhood for some free cavities. This is a nice craft because you can involve your kids...once the holes are drilled. I made these last year, so I don't remember which size to use - just make sure you experiment on the bottom of your pumpkin. You want the hole to be tight enough to hold the sucker in. You don't want sagging suckers to take away from your "craft goddess" reputation!
You will need a fake craft pumpkin, a drill, (you might be able to use an ice pick and a hammer),and a sack of Dum Dums.
1. drill the random holes
2. stick the suckers in!
3. DONE.
A little funny side note: I walked by the pumpkin a couple a days ago and there were several suckers stuck in holes with wrappers off of them, just on a whim I decided to touch one. Yeppers, they were sticky. Apparently, Cutter thought he could take the suckers out for a "flavor test drive" and return them if they were not his taste!
