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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I just carved under the skin, except the eyeholes and a twinkle on the nose which I poked out with a pin in an effort to give the candle enough air to stop it going out.
(It didn't work. So then I cut out a tiny piece at the top of the hat. Candle still went out. Then I cut some holes in the lid (so I can now take the lid off too, which is nice), and the candle is happy :) )
It would have been waaaaay too fiddly to cut right through (some bits are only a couple of mm wide), except maybe the hat and bow tie, which might have looked odd.
On this one it was a tad more complicated... it was both carved under the skin and cut right through for the 3D effect. It was hard to do! Pumpkins are unruly when you start trying to take chunks out of them.
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