How to Make a Jack O'Lantern from an Orange
Wash each orange well., Slice the tops off each orange., Scoop the flesh out of each orange., Draw a basic face design on the outside of one orange., Cut out the design with nail scissors. , Repeat for the other oranges., Place a votive candle or...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wash each orange well.
Remove any grime or stains.
Dry by wiping with a dishcloth or paper towel. -
Step 2: Slice the tops off each orange.
Use a sharp knife to slice, while keeping the orange still on a flat surface. , Use the spoon to slip around the edges of the orange flesh and scoop it out in pieces.
The flesh can be used to make orange juice or to bake with. , Two triangle eyes, a little triangle nose and a smile are all you'll need to do.
The smaller the citrus fruit, the simpler the design needs to be. ,, After cutting the first one, you might feel comfortable enough to cut shapes without marking; do whatever works best for you.,, You can place single orange Jack o'Lanterns wherever you'd like one on display.
Or, place them in a cute little row, next to one another.
A long silver sweets tray is ideal for this type of display. , Set the little orange Jack O'Lanterns aglow. -
Step 3: Scoop the flesh out of each orange.
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Step 4: Draw a basic face design on the outside of one orange.
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Step 5: Cut out the design with nail scissors.
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Step 6: Repeat for the other oranges.
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Step 7: Place a votive candle or tea light candle inside the orange Jack O'Lanterns.
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Step 8: Arrange in a display.
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Step 9: Light the candles.
Detailed Guide
Remove any grime or stains.
Dry by wiping with a dishcloth or paper towel.
Use a sharp knife to slice, while keeping the orange still on a flat surface. , Use the spoon to slip around the edges of the orange flesh and scoop it out in pieces.
The flesh can be used to make orange juice or to bake with. , Two triangle eyes, a little triangle nose and a smile are all you'll need to do.
The smaller the citrus fruit, the simpler the design needs to be. ,, After cutting the first one, you might feel comfortable enough to cut shapes without marking; do whatever works best for you.,, You can place single orange Jack o'Lanterns wherever you'd like one on display.
Or, place them in a cute little row, next to one another.
A long silver sweets tray is ideal for this type of display. , Set the little orange Jack O'Lanterns aglow.
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