Ok I have to thank my makeup artist/friend Corey, he introduced me to my new favorite fragrance Ed Hardy's Born Wild. “Let this daring fragrance take you on an adventure as impossible to resist as the woman wearing it. A bright, mouthwatering opening of dewberry and cassis buds blend with the power of magnolia and peach blossoms to create a whirlwind of intoxicating aromas. The test of courage continues when notes of muguet and sandalwood mingle together wrapping you in a compelling trance. Finally the dust settles and all that remains is a sexy musk on your skin holding the memory of the dangerous journey.” Born Wild For Women was developed by perfumer Calice Becker and will be available in 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum and in matching body products.
- Cut out a lid in the top of the pumpkin large enough to fit your hand and a spoon inside.
- Add a small notch in the back of the lid. The notch will remind you how the lid is positioned, allow smoke and heat to escape, and ensure that the candle receives enough air to remain lit.
- Scoop out the pulp and seeds. Retain the seeds for roasting.
- Scrape the inside of the pumpkin in the area where you'll be using the pattern, until that area is about 1 inch thick.
- Trim and make small incisions in your pattern so that it lies flat on the face of the pumpkin. Tape the edges of the pattern to the pumpkin.
- Transfer the pattern by poking small holes along the pattern lines with a drill tool or needle.
- Remove the pattern.
- Saw carefully along the dotted lines. Gently push the pieces through with your fingers.
- Create a glow effect by scraping designs into the shell of your pumpkin with a melon baller, wood gouge or linoleum cutter.
- Anchor a candle in the bottom of the pumpkin and light the candle. You're now ready to display your best jack o lantern ever.






























