pumpkin lights
By JayneKoss
In Western countries, October 31 is designated as "Halloween" every year. The jack-o-lantern, the iconic symbol of Halloween, is also called "Jack's Lantern". It is said that a miser named Jack fooled the devil and the dead soul could neither go to heaven nor hell. He could only carry white radishes, which contained charcoal fires given to him by the devil to illuminate the road and find a place to live. This custom was later introduced to the United States by the Irish, because October was the season when pumpkins matured in the United States. Therefore, people used pumpkins instead of white radishes and carved faces on them to scare away ghosts. Since then, the jack-o-lantern has become a unique scenery for Halloween. It is not only simple to make but also extremely creative. Why not take advantage of this Halloween to make a jack-o-lantern that belongs to you.
Recipe Recommendations
- pumpkin appropriate amount
Steps for pumpkin lights
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Material: Pumpkin Tools: Pen, carving knife, knife
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The position of the pattern should be as much as possible to choose the smoother and fuller side of the pumpkin.
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First use a marker to draw a pattern on the pumpkin, and use a knife to cut a round hole in the top of the pumpkin (the end with the handle).
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Empty the inside of the pumpkin, and don't rush to throw away the part where the cover has been removed, because it will be the "small cover" of the pumpkin lantern, and then empty the inside of the pumpkin.
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Place the carved pumpkin lantern and fix it with a candle.
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Light the candles and let's fool around on Halloween!