If you haven't had time to carve a pumpkin this year, you are welcome to share mine - just take a screen shot and post it on your blog (would you put a link to my blog? that means someone new might visit here and I might get to visit their blog too - it's always fun to discover someone new in the farest corners of Blogland)
I noticed I have some new followers but I have been unable to find a link on your profiles to visit you, if you leave a comment I think I could get the link and visit your blog if you have a few moments some time......
Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween Betty! :0 :) Well, your local woodland creatures are in for a treat. Hope you have a wonderful day xXx
ReplyDeleteThank you, I have added your wonderful pussy cat pumpkin to the end of my last post. I am too dis-organised to do a halloween post this year - plus we not have a pumpkin yet (waiting for those Monday sales). Last year I made the kids carve turnips and potatoes! ;)
Very clever carving, Betty!
ReplyDeleteIt's a fine pumpkin! It's my daughters Bday so bI have sort of a tribute to her, but will share your work and link tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween Betty!! 🎃🎃🎃
ReplyDeleteYour pumpkins are wonderful! I do the same, they go to a particular area in my woods where I know they'll be savoured! A Blessed Samhain to you too my friend!! ♥♥
Happy Halloween, hope your not to ghoulish.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Like your pumpkins. Years ago i did a cat carving on a pumpkin with a moon, too.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween dear Betty !
ReplyDeletei liked the art on first pumpkin it's cool indeed .
it is nice to have new blogging friends always i agree :)
i can imagine the mysterious light in forest near you by you .
reminds me some festival back in village when boys would hold huge mashals ( burning piece of rubber i think at the edge of long wooden stick ) and would march upwards the hills while reciting some verses .i doubt that is still celebrated .
blessings to you and loved ones!
Gosh your pumpkins look amazing Betty! We still don't really celebrate Halloween here so much ... I see a few gateways decorated with spiders & webs but thats about it. I think putting them in the woods for the birds & creatures to eat is a simply perfect idea. xx
ReplyDeleteI've greatly enjoyed contemplating your carved pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate Halloween, and don't usually pay much attention to pumpkins except for their lovely color, so a post like yours is a pleasure and delight for me.
I ran out of time to carve my pumpkin but I will carve it for Thanksgiving in a few weeks. I'll make it a lantern with lots of tiny holes! I'm glad you had fun and how kind of you to take the pumpkins to the woods so the creatures can have a feast!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! I hope your Halloween was great -- and thanks for your visit, too!
ReplyDeleteHope your Halloween was good
ReplyDeletethey look cool :)
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely pumpkins. So creative. I love the effect you get from just removing the outer skin.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comment over at my blog.
Jacquie x
Your pumpkin was a work of art Betty - well done!
ReplyDeleteI love the cat carving!
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