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Jardin-o-Lantern Submission

comments (0) November 2nd, 2010 in gallery
igarden igarden, member
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Had a little fun carving this year, foregoing the traditional pumpkin & jack-o-lantern for a beautiful pumpkin-like, wart-covered gourd...was hard to carve it since it was beautiful as it was (and literally hard to carve with a thick 'skin'!)  My daughter (age 7) choose the more traditional route of course! :)


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