We were invited to a pumpkin-carving party during the weekend. This was Esther and Zoe's first experience with anything "Halloween."*
* As a family, we have chosen to not focus on Halloween, per se. We do let the girls carve pumpkins and dress up (nothing scary). We'll attend Harvest Festival at church and let the girls trick-or-treat at a couple of our neighbors.
We had the girls gut their pumpkins at home to save some time at the party. We brought our own tools, but I didn't bring any stencils because I wanted the girls to come up with something on their own. But Esther chose to use a stencil a friend had a the party. The kids carved their pumpkins, we all had dinner, then one of the dads who wasn't there for the carving judged the pumpkins.
It was a great evening and we really enjoyed getting together with friends.
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| Charis doesn't like the slime |
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| D and S |
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| K with Lael |
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| C |
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| Zoe |
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| Amy with L and W |
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| C, S and Zoe. These three are so cute together. |
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| W |
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| Y |
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| Charis carving her pumpkin |
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| S and his pumpkin head |
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| Zoe working hard on her design |
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| Esther working on her Cinderella design |
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| Esther's Cinderella |
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| Zoe's face |
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Charis' happy pumpkin
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| What a great group! |
2 comments:
Very fun!
It looks like they had fun. The heart pumpkin is really cute. We used stencils on two pumkins and decals on another. I wasn't feeling very creative!
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