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" White spraypaint and our templates makes a different sort of jack-o&amp;#039;-lantern where just a bit of the orange flesh is exposed rather than carved away entirely. We used faux pumpkins\u2014less messy and they last forever\u2014but you could certainly use a real pumpkin for the project. Black pipe-cleaner vines and construction-paper leaves complete these pretty Victorian-style pumpkins.   Skill Level: Beginner Materials: Tape measure; large pumpkins; large sheets of stencil plastic; masking tape; craft knife and cutting mat; stencil adhesive spray; white spray paint; black cardstock; black chenille stems; hot-glue gun.   Directions:  1. Measure pumpkins. Enlarge pumpkin stencil and leaf patterns to desired size.   2. Tape cameo or motif pattern to cutting mat, then tape stencil plastic on top. Using craft knife, cut out patterns.   3. Spray back of pattern with adhesive, then position on pumpkin, pressing edges down carefully.   4. Apply two or more light coats of paint to entire pumpkin, being careful to keep can moving to prevent drips and letting dry after each coat. Remove stencils.   5. Cut leaves from black cardstock. Glue a chenille stem along stem area of each leaf so chenille stem extends several inches. Twist end around pumpkin stem and secure with glue.   6. Form spirals from additional chenille stems and glue to top of pumpkins.   Pumpking stencils:   Pumpkin Cameo Female   Pumpkin Cameo Male   Pumpkin Motif   Pumpkin Leaf "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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