Basically, the troops need a small, sharp X-Acto knife-type blade, a large spoon, a Sharpie pen, a small spoon.... and any chisels or other sharp tools they like. They should bring a classic round pumpkin at least 15" in diameter, and I will help them layout a basic face. Then they can follow along. 4-7 students would be fine.
If you have questions or would like to be a participant, please call Carol Goltz (360-3696) or send her email. We'll be carving indoors at Willow Creek Studio, mile 69.5 on the Parks Hwy. Remember to bring a LARGE pumpkin and sharp tools for carving and scooping.When we reach seven participants, I'll post a message here saying the workshop is full.
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Update: A good time, some awesome pumpkins, and a fine, patient, instructor! Thanks to Scott and Joan Thompson at Willow Creek Studio. To see the participants in action -- and their pumpkins -- check out
https://www.facebook.com/WillowCreekGallery
