Happy Halloween everyone! I’ll just leave my sweet little produce sculpture here. Pennywise? No, this is Veggiewise the Clown. Everything floats in ranch dip. Yum.
We read Stephen King’s It for bookclub, and I was inspired by Pennywise the Clown to make a nice little produce sculpture to take with. Veggiewise the Clown. I cracked up when my friends were really hesitant to sample my little crudite display. He is a little bit more off-putting than our treats of Halloweens past…..
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OMG that is awesome!!!!!!
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Thanks Diane! People were hesitant to touch him. Weird, right?! ;D
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Hahaha I love stuff like that!
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That is soooooo creative of you! Nicely done!
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Thank you, Roadtirement! 🙂
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Happy Halloween!
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Thanks! You too, OhioCook! It’s forecast 50% rain here tomorrow, so I’m having trouble gauging how much candy to get. We usually get about $50 worth of trick-or-treaters. My husband said get that amount but be sure to do it in our kids’ favorites. Lol! Yeah, I guess that would cover us either way.
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Yummy
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Thanks Mistimaan! 🙂
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OMG…. gorgeousness in spookiness…superb work dear…kudos 👍 Happy Halloween by the way👻
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Thank you, Jyo! Pennywise is rather delicious. Except his eyes. No one would eat them – lol!
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I love it!!! Very creative
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Thank you so much, Car!
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how did you make the eyes and white parts of them?
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Hi Shari! Thanks for stopping by! The eyes and white parts of them are radishes that I sculpted with a paring knife. I used olives for the irises and pupils. Here’s a link to my original post where I added in a little more detail. Good luck to you! https://jenniferguerrero.com/2017/10/06/veggiewise-floats/
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