Happy Halloween!
The logo on the left is the humanist Happy Human, whom I find endlessly endearing 
I’d never carved (or even really looked at) a pumpkin before, but given that they cost £1.50 each I figured it was worth a try. Plus the candles were 31p for 50, which confused me for a while. It’s surprisingly easy to carve if you have a stencil. Chop off the top, scoop out the string and seeds, tape the stencil to the outside, poke around the pattern with a nail then cut through the indentations. They’re now sitting on my windowsill freaking out small children and the elderly.
And, because I couldn’t resist trying it…
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