To crochet a little pumpkin, you’ll work in rounds to create a plump, ribbed shape that’s surprisingly simple even if you’re new to amigurumi. It’s a cozy fall project that works up fast, uses small amounts of yarn, and makes adorable decorations for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or just because you love pumpkins. The best … Read more
To crochet a leaf for a pumpkin, you will need a small amount of green yarn, a crochet hook that matches your yarn weight, and a basic understanding of a few simple stitches. Whether you are decorating a fall centerpiece, adding a finishing touch to an amigurumi pumpkin, or creating a seasonal garland, learning … Read more
To crochet a large pumpkin, you’ll want to use super bulky yarn and a larger hook to get that oversized, squishy look. It’s honestly one of the most satisfying fall projects you can make, because the bigger the pumpkin, the more it feels like a cozy statement piece for your home. If you’ve … Read more
To crack open pumpkin seeds, you simply need to apply pressure to the shell until it splits, revealing the green seed inside. Whether you’re dealing with raw seeds straight from the pumpkin or roasted ones from a store-bought bag, the goal is the same: get to the tasty kernel without crushing it. It … Read more
To cover pumpkin pie in the fridge, the best method is to press plastic wrap directly onto the surface of the pie or place it in an airtight container. This simple step keeps your pumpkin pie fresh, prevents it from drying out, and protects it from absorbing other odors in the fridge. If … Read more
To cover a pumpkin pie, you have several good options depending on whether it’s freshly baked, being stored, or heading to a potluck. You can cover a pumpkin pie with plastic wrap, aluminum foil, a domed lid, or even a clean inverted bowl, and each method protects that creamy custard filling in its own … Read more