I painted our pumpkin a couple of weeks ago, so we are all ready! Last year I kept it outside but the squirrels got to it and I had to get another one. This year I remembered to keep it inside for a bit longer.
I have to wait until the last minutes to put my pumpkins out too, but it's because the front porch faces to the west. If it gets too much hot afternoon sun it will rot.
Cute face!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous pumpkin, those squirrels are always greedy! Glad you kept it safe this time. Valerie
ReplyDeleteHi Christine oh I love this you are so clever,happy Halloween my friend xx
ReplyDeleteA sweet big smile.
ReplyDeletepretty the "lonely" pumpkin
ReplyDeleteGood job. I got white pumpkins this year....then I can also use them for Christmas with a red bow. I don't carve for paint them...just display them.
ReplyDeletegreat idea Wanda!
DeleteI like it! :) I'm going to be carving mine today!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great Christine … Halloween is so close now!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Your painted pumpkin looks better than a carved one.
ReplyDeletethanks Gigi
DeleteI have to wait until the last minutes to put my pumpkins out too, but it's because the front porch faces to the west. If it gets too much hot afternoon sun it will rot.
ReplyDelete! Me encanta! ♡♡♡ muchas gracias por tus bonitas palabras en mi blog ! Buenas noches! 🍁🍂♡
ReplyDeleteLovely face. I'd probably find it easier to paint than carve.
ReplyDeleteEs un placer pasar por su blog Saludos
ReplyDeleteAn adorable pumpkin face 🎃
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteNice job. We don't really decorate for Halloween in NZ
ReplyDeleteGet an owl statue and the squirrels won't touch it.
ReplyDeleteThat is cute!
ReplyDeleteI thought of doing a paint pour over on pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
I love pumpkins, cute face!!😊
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a pumpkin look so happy. How cute.
ReplyDeleteThe cottage and pear dish looks good ...
looks good and much easier than cutting into it :)
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