Isn't it lovely? All you have to do is tape a peice of white tissue paper onto a peice of regular paper and print onto it. You could do whatever you want! Our house isn't a big fan of carving pumpkins, especially since it makes a HUGE mess and the pumpkins deteriorate so fast post carving. Anyway, after printing, cut out your shape. Take a little bit of Elmer's glue and mix it with some water, then paint a small part of the pumpkin. Place your paper on it and then brush your glue mixture over the top. Let it dry and viola! You have a beautiful pumpkin. I'm not sure how these will stand up against rain and weather, but ours are on the porch where it's protected. 
Aubrey made the thankful one and cole made the M. It's a great project! Enjoy your fall and be thankful!
