Fun World Halloween T-Rex Dinosaur Pumpkin Decorating Kit

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Want to add some sparkle? Add glitter! Crayola has a 25 count set, and a 9 count set of glitter glue. If your child (or you!) prefers to use crayons, I don’t think you can go wrong with classic Crayolas, again they come in various counts. You just print out the stencil, attach it to your pumpkin and use it as a guide to make an outline on your pumpkin. When you carve, use a pumpkin carving kit, and then follow the outline you made to cut the dinosaur shape out. It’s much easier than trying to do it by hand. Full details about the Halloween Dinosaur Color By Number Coloring Book can be found on the product listing. Suggested Art Supplies

Prefer colored pencils? I love Faber-Castell for beautiful blending, and Prismacolor are another great brand that I love to use. UFO & Aliens–Here’s another super creative idea. Use a large pumpkin for the UFO and mini pumpkins for the aliens. I just love the pipe cleaner antennas. The final step is to carve your pumpkin. Use a pumpkin carving kit or serrated knife to carefully carve along the lines of your design. Work slowly and take your time to ensure you accidentally not remove any important parts of the design that you want to keep. The little ones shouldn't feel left out. You can even find a few of the fun Disney channel ideas that fit just the Disney Junior themes. Pumpkin carving templates: These can also be used to create complex designs on your pumpkin. Simply print out the template and tape it to the pumpkin. Then use a sharp knife to cut along the outlines.

What Pumpkin Carving Tools Do You Need to Carve Pumpkins

The next step is to prep your pumpkin for carving. Start by cutting off the pumpkin top with a serrated knife. Make sure to angle the knife inward so the top won’t fall into the pumpkin when you’re finished carving. A drill: A drill can be used to create holes in your pumpkin for eyes, mouths, or other designs. You can also use it to create texture on your pumpkin by drilling small holes all over the surface. Remember to supervise children if they are participating, and help them with the more difficult parts of carving.

If you loved Pixar and now love Disney's Pixar, then this list is going to make you happy. Whether it's the classics like Buzz and Woody, or the always goofy Mike Wazowski, this list has something for everyone, including some of the more recent cute characters. Hamburger– This pumpkin gets major creativity points. Turn your pumpkin into the buns of a hamburger and save the seeds for the top of the bun. Genius! Pumpkin carving can be messy, so make sure you have some wipes or paper towels handy to clean up any spills. Carving a pumpkin can be a fun and exciting activity, especially when you add a dinosaur twist to it. Here’s a step-by-step guide to dinosaur pumpkin carving: May the Force be with you! Nothing is better than Star Wars. I love that they are now part of the Disney empire and the ideas below include favorites like Yoda, Darth Vader, and even the always adorable Ewok.

Pumpkin Carving Tips

Sofia the First is my favorite, but there are several to choose from on this list. Even though my kids are older now, this is a great place to begin with making Disney pumpkins for your kids. A pumpkin scooper: This tool is used to remove the pumpkin guts from your pumpkin. It’s also helpful for shaping and sculpting your pumpkin. This easy and fun activity is perfect for kids of all ages. Gather up the kids and get started with this awesome DIY project! Once you have decide your desired design, you will need to cut out the stencil and attach it to your pumpkin with tape. Make sure the template is securely attached to the pumpkin so it won’t move around while you’re carving.

A sharp knife: This is the most important tool you’ll need for pumpkin carving. A sharp, serrated knife will make the job much easier. Look for a pumpkin carving kit that includes a variety of different knives. I love Crayola Super Tips– they come in boxes of various amounts – I’ve got the 100 count box as you can never have too many colors! Does your child like to paint? I bought this Arteza Kid’s Watercolor Kitfor my 6-year-old niece and she loves it! Bag of M&Ms–Lots of painted pumpkins were put togetherto create a whole bag full of M&Ms – seriously genius!Pumpkin stencils: These can be used to create complex designs on your pumpkin. Simply tape the stencil to the pumpkin and use a sharp knife to cut along the outlines. Looking for a new and fun way to decorate your pumpkin this year? Why not try using a dinosaur pumpkin stencil!