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PUMPKIN PATCH — When it comes to fall activities, you either love carving pumpkins, or you hate it — probably because of the goopy mess it produces.
As someone who is obsessed with fall and doing every Halloween-themed activity possible, I force myself to ignore the slimy feeling of cleaning out pumpkin insides so I can carve a creepy face into a jack-o-lantern and festively display it on my porch.
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This busy mom finds time to record her family's memories in a scrapbook because it takes no time at all with the Chatbooks app.In this video, Bountiful man Mitchell Fillmore uses his YouTube channel, Waterjet Channel, to make pumpkin carving look like a breeze, even when carving as intricate a pattern as Harambe. Watching a stream of water cut fine lines into a pumpkin is fascinating, and the fact that it takes less than 30 seconds is even more impressive.
Since not all of us have a 60,000 PSI waterjet cutting system at home, let us know in the comments if you have any good jack-o-lantern carving tricks, and what design you plan on using on your pumpkins this year.
