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Oh wow those look great!! I love how you did the teeth. I am going to ask for a drummel (I think that’s what it’s called) tool for X-mas so I can grind the pumpkin down like that.
I just finished my second one tonight. It was a little harder than I thought and the “hands” didn’t turn out right…they look a bit deformed
And this was the first one I did (I posted it on another thread). I did this one a little too early, it’s in the garage so it’s still ok looking but he now has one floppy ear lol!
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Skibunny, I just used an x-acto knife with a #18 blade. I used a #11 blade to cut the mouth outline, so when I scraped it clean with the #18 it gave me a nice clean edge. Then I just did touch up with the #11
I didn’t even think about using my dremmel. That would of made it 100x easier. The x-acto razor knife was a #2 medium, with the #11, and 18 blades.
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Posted By Jhulbe on 10/28/2009 09:26 PM
Skibunny, I just used an x-acto knife with a #18 blade. I used a #11 blade to cut the mouth outline, so when I scraped it clean with the #18 it gave me a nice clean edge. Then I just did touch up with the #11I didn’t even think about using my dremmel. That would of made it 100x easier. The x-acto razor knife was a #2 medium, with the #11, and 18 blades.
Oh I never even thought about using an x-acto knife. I think I have one but over at my parent’s house somewhere. Yeah I was watching the Today show and they were giving tips on carving pumpkins and they mentioned a dremmel. I guess it’ll be on both our x-mas lists
For the bunnies’ tails I just got a screw driver and started peeling it off as best I could, I couldn’t think of anything else to use
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