an archived personal and craft blog from Elise Blaha Cripe.
We bought just one "carving" pumpkin this year.
Saturday, while watching college football, we popped it open and dug out the insides. Then Paul got the seeds in the oven (bake for 15 minutes @ 350* with 1T olive oil, 1tsp garlic powder, 1tsp season salt, a few shakes of black pepper and cayenne pepper) and I covered 3/4 of the pumpkin in triangles. This ended up looking very "stained glass window" to me and I love it.
Happy autumn!
Awesome!
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This is so simple, but I love how lovely it turned out.
And pumpkin seeds, one of the best parts of pumpkin carving!
xo
Diana
http://unusuallylovely.com
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best geometric pumpkin ever! what a great idea. i bought one pumpkin for our step and a handful of little gourds for an inside display but no jack o’ lantern pumpkin. i’ll have to stop and pick up a carving pumpkin on my way home… thanks for the inspiration!
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Love that pumpkin!
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Hi Elise! I was just wondering if you plan on taking us through any of the design process for your PL kit?
Thankyou xxx
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love the pumpkin. my son’s carved pumpkins and drew out their designs ahead of time. we were concerned by some of the thinner areas left of pumpkin (skin); they have already started to droop. hopefully yours will not!
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Rad! And your seed recipe sounds delish.
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That pumpkin is so pretty! I love the stained glass look. Normally the smell of the pumpkin “guts” prevents me from carving, but I might have to tough it out and make my own version of a stained glass pumpkin. Thank you for the creative inspiration!
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I do. It is on my list, for sure. Having a hard time getting started…
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when i saw the first few pictures i thought, “oh cool, triangles!” and then at the last one: “oh she carved EB for her name!” but when i read the text i think now maybe i’m just seeing things and the EB wasn’t intentional… still a cool pumpkin anyways!
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That is the most awesome pumpkin I have ever seen! Amazing!
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Woah, so rad! I love the un-traditional look of this pumpkin…you’ve got me thinking about how I want to carve mine this year!
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Love the design!
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ahh! I see it too!!
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loving the pop of color in your photos! autumn is my favorite season, so i’m loving all the decor that’s out there right now. how far apart did you make your cuts? i’m thinking too close together the pumpkin might collapse on itself.
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about 3/4 inch. 🙂
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Oh, LOVE how it turned out! Looks awesome!
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I LOVE that pumpkin! I’m carving one like that too!
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You’re the only person I know who can carve an “awesome” pumpkin! lol. This is hands-down the coolest pumpkin I’ve seen this year!
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Wow, that’s awesome!!
And thanks for the pumpkin seed recipe!!
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Oh my goodness. That is fabulous! We don’t do pumpkin carving here in Australia but I am so impressed with your efforts. Wow.
Bec
Littleivyblog.com
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sweet!
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Amazing! That’s the coolest pumpkin carving I’ve ever seen. Now I know how to carve the pumpkin we have sitting on our porch 🙂 thanks for the inspiration!
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I love it! Beautiful, but no need to hassle with a pattern. Thanks for the seed recipe, too… I have some in my fridge waiting to be roasted!
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Catching up on your blog and loving all your triangle work. PumPkins, quilts! Love it. Great Fall dress too sweetie.
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im in awe of your pumpkin. betchya never thought you’d hear that. seriously though im just blown away.
its so simple but so much style packed in- wishing i wouldve seen this before we carved ours!
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enJOY it 
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