No-carve pumpkin: Creeping tiger
With a few craft supplies and just a bit of effort, this wildly cute no-carve pumpkin will make you the envy of the neighbourhood.
Photo: Roberto Caruso, Prop+Craft Styling: Rayna Schwartz
Materials 1 large pumpkin Black paint + brush Printer + paper Scissors Orange, black + white felt Black yarn Glue gun 2 clementines
Directions 1. To make a tail, paint stem of pumpkin black. Let dry.
2. Meanwhile, download our mask template HERE, print it and assemble according to instructions on the template.
3. Cut 2 pieces of yarn long enough to fit around the pumpkin. Loop each piece through a hole in the mask so yarn becomes doubled. Position mask on the front of the pumpkin and tie yarn at the back to secure.
4. To create stripes, cut long triangles of black felt and affix them to the sides of the pumpkin with hot glue.
5. To make paws, stick 3 small triangles of black felt to clementines with hot glue. Affix paws to the base of the pumpkin with hot glue.
A version of this article appeared in our October 2015 issue with the headline “Smashing pumpkins,” pp. 77-82.
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Amy is a freelance writer and editor based in Toronto, Ontario. Her work can also be found in publications like Chatelaine, Toronto Life and The Globe and Mail.
