Mr. Jenners + A Chisel + A Pumpkin =
by Jenners • 10/12/2012 • Life, Miscellaneous, Mr. Jenners • 65 Comments
Classy, eh?
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Classy, eh?
Wow, good job, Mr. Jenners! I miss carving pumpkins. I’d carve one in Tokyo if it didn’t cost me $75 to get one that size. Plus, E doesn’t like to get messy.
Wow … $75! We got ours for $9.98. And my son doesn’t like the look and feel of the pumpkin insides.
LOVE IT!
Love it
I was very impressed (but don’t tell him that.)
This is amazing!!!!
Since it was created, it has started to cave in a bit … which makes it both freakier and less amazing!
I don’t know about classy but it’s pretty awesome.
That “classy” bit was supposed to be sarcastic because Stewie is many things … but he is not classy.
He’s got skills!
He does!
I think it should be a national treasure.
He thinks so too.
STEWIE!!! I’m super impressed!
Isn’t Stewie perfect for a Halloween pumpkin? he is quite evil.
NICE!
Talking of pumpkins ……. I saw this article and thought of you -
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2217726/Bert-Bouwman-pumpkins-Minnesota-Farmer-grows-PINK-pumpkins-support-breast-cancer.html
Oh how neat!! I would totally buy one of those pumpkins!
Stewie? Love it!
He makes a great pumpkin doesn’t he?
Love that bored expression. It’s a masterpiece!
It was definitely harder to do than the traditional cutting out of pieces.
very nice!!!
Oh no he didn’t! this is fracking awesome!
Isn’t it? I’m so proud. : )
I am very impressed. Very.
I shall pass that along to Mr. Jenners. He too is very impressed with himself. : )
That’s awesome! Wish I could do something like that with a pumpkin, but I can barely carve those triangle eyes for a traditional jack-o-lantern. LOL
I’m with you! He worked really hard on it. It wasn’t easy!
I am impressed. Pumpkins seem to be in short supply here in the UK this year so I may well have to settle for looking at wonderful examples like this.
A pumpkin shortage!? Oh no!
‘s cute.
Tis, tisn’t it?
I’m afraid, really afraid. I just do a simply old fashion boo guy. Mr. Jenners did good.
He was quite proud of himself, I must say.
That is SO good! I am a terrible pumpkin carver, but maybe this year we’ll do something. I do love going to the pumpkin patch and choosing pumpkins….
I do good with those stencil things and a kit but it isn’t easy and I tend to get bored and/or break the little saw thing.
Well done. How about yours and Little Man’s?
We still have to do ours! Mr. Jenners just couldn’t wait!
Carving a pumpkin (or chiseling it) is harder than it seems! Not sure whose face is on this pumpkin….
That face belongs to Stewie from the show Family Guy. He is a fitting choice for Halloween as he is a bit evil.
LOL. Brilliant, I love it!
It came out really good … he worked hard on it.
Not sure about classy…but definitely impressive! Rainman won’t touch the pumpkins at our house….they are all on me….maybe I will try to be a little more creative this year. Probably not though, don’t hold your breath.
It definitely isn’t classy!
Well done!
Is this another new site design at the top? Would you consider re-doing mine? (And remodeling my house while you’re at it…..)
The site hasn’t changed for a whole week now!! Amazing, no? And my design for your house is full bookshelves on all walls!
My kids don’t even care about carving a pumpkin anymore. Plus we don’t live in a neighborhood so nobody sees ours. Poo on us! I need to hire Mr. Jenners. Maybe then somebody would want to come down our lane and risk a trick or treat.
Awww…that stinks that your kids outgrew the whole pumpkin carving thing. It seems that Mr. Jenners hasn’t though … he didn’t even wait for us to carve with him!
Impressive! Our pumpkins are BORING. We need to spice it up this year.
I like the ones where it looks like the pumpkin is throwing up.
Love it!
Two thumbs up!
I love that! I cannot carve a pumpkin at all. Even triangles give me trouble.
I’m with you. He worked really hard on it. I don’t think I’d have the patience or the skill.
That is AWESOME!
Fancy! He used a CHISEL? I mean, I guess I haven’t carved a pumpkin in a while but a chisel sounds super fancy.
Originally, I called it a screwdriver but was corrected. He also used a Dremel tool — which made a HUGE mess with pumpkin flying all over the place.
love it!
That turned out well! We’re still debating our pumpkin designs, but definitely will have something to do with Doctor Who.
I hope you post finished photos of your pumpkins.
Very nice!!
Now THAT takes talent!
I agree! It was a difficult technique to scrape the design from the pumpkin but leave the skin intact.