Carving Pumpkins

We had a fun time carving our pumpkins the other day! The hubby actually enjoyed it and he did a great job on his pumpkin! I carved two pumpkins, JJ's and mine.  JJ's pumpkin came out super cute and mine on the other hand came out OK. I carved a mummy and it really doesn't look like one. So this year the hubby won our first annual Frias family pumpkin carving contest. It feels so good to start our own family traditions!



 

JJ ready to start carving his pumpkin!

Serious little man.

Opening the pumpkin!

Daddy excited to start carving his pumpkin.

Daddy's winning pumpkin

Momma's Pumpkin

The cutest pumpkin ever!! JJ's pumpkin



JJ's pumpkin looks like him with his two bottom teeth!! Halloween is next Monday. I can't believe how fast this year is going!



With Love,

Jen   





Pumpkin Patch!

Yesterday afternoon we attended a fall festival that my hubby's job was having! It was the first time that we as a family were going to get pumpkins to carve. I felt like a little girl all over again. But hey I haven't carved a pumpkin since I was about 10 years old. I also used the time to take a bunch of pictures of my little man's first time to a pumpkin patch!

My little family

His very own pumpkin!!

Now to carve the pumpkins!! This should be fun!!

With Love,

Jen   

Fall Wreath

Fall is one of my favorite seasons. I love fall because the weather, it is not too hot or too cold it is the perfect temperature! Well at least here in South Carolina it is. Back home in Miami it is still feels like summer. Since today is the first day of fall, I decided to show you a crafting project I did about two weeks ago.

I got my inspiration from a picture I saw on the Southern Living website. Mine looks nothing like the one on the website. But I think it came out pretty good.



Southern Living Pumpkin Wreath

The supplies I used were:

• Wreath
• Hot Glue gun
• Mini Pumpkins
• Silk Fall leaves
• And any little decoration you would like to add

All you have to do is to hot glue Pumpkins on to the wreath. Use the silk leaves to fill in any areas that look empty. You can make this your own, so feel free to add any other fall decorations that you want!

Happy Crafting!!!

With Love,

Jen