I Hope The Insommnia Stops Before The Craft Projects Run Out!

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...or I'll be forced to do something constructive like clean my grubby nest in anticipation of a dozen or so guests Friday night!

Celtic Knot


Putting the Irish in O'Lantern

We'll put this one on the patio to duel with the neighbor's garden gnome.

Boo! Scary Pun'kin Ben!

Comments

Cindy G said…
Wow! Great pumpkins! I particularly love the Celtic Knot.
10:23 AM
Anonymous said…
I love Celtic knots, so seeing one in a lighted pumpkin is awesome!
12:26 PM
Heidi said…
Wow! That Celtic Knot is amazing, too cool.
7:31 PM
Michelle said…
Someone sent me an email with photos of lots of dogs and their look-alike carved pumpkins; they were awesome and now I know who carved them all!
7:51 PM
YarnThrower said…
WOW!! Those are amazing! How long did those take you to make? WOW!!
5:47 PM
MadCityMike said…
VERY COOL!
10:49 AM
Elizabeth said…
Awesome carving skillz: you haz dem!
12:06 PM
Kathy Kathy Kathy said…
That's some fancy carving there, Missie! You ought to be a tattoo artist or at least a plastic surgeon.
11:49 AM
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