If you enjoyed this post, could you please like it on Facebook and give it a G+1? I sprayed a jelly roll sheet pan with oil, spread out the seeds, sprayed them with I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter spray and sprinkled them with sea salt. I baked them at 300 degrees for 45 minutes, and they turned out to be quite delicious. You’ll need several of the lights because they probably won’t last longer than a couple of days.Īfter they finished scooping the guts out of that pumpkin and my older daughter’s, I roasted the seeds. Once your masterpiece is complete, place a craft light inside of it, and you’re all set. Let it dry overnight and see if you need to touch up the green paint anywhere, or the black paint on the facial features.Let the paint dry for an hour or two, then put a second coat of green paint on the Creeper.While the first coat dries, paint the insides of the eyes and mouth black.Don’t put it on too thick – just enough to cover up the orange. Paint the pumpkin using green acrylic paint.Carve out the face using a sharp knife.Draw the Creeper’s face with a Sharpie on the pumpkin.Cut out the top of the pumpkin and scoop out its guts.Picture of a Creeper (or a stencil cutout like this one).This post may contain affiliate links please read my disclosure here. He actually drew the Minecraft Creeper’s face freehand, but you can also use a stencil. Here’s how my husband and daughter made their Minecraft Creeper pumpkin. My husband worked with her on this, and the resulting creation looks fantastic. For my younger daughter’s Girl Scouts pumpkin carving contest, she wanted to make a Minecraft Creeper jack-o-lantern.
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