Fall is here and so are the pumpkins. This is the perfect time to get experimental with your seasonal craftworks and get in the mood for the cozy season. Kids love this season for various reasons ...

The tradition began around 1994 when the rock was known as “elephant butt rock” among locals due to the big gray crack down the middle. No one knows who painted it like a pumpkin first ...

Painted pumpkins Painted pumpkins are increasingly taking the jack-o-’lantern world by storm. Painting the gourds adds loads of color to your Halloween landscape, eliminates the need for sharp ...

But what rocks! Mekemson and her children, 8-year-old Graham and 9-year-old Clara, paint them raspberry pink, bubble-gum pink, pumpkin orange, banana yellow or minty green.

Last fall, lucky Victor residents could find rocks painted with candy corn and pumpkins, ghosts and jack-o-lanterns. The Smiths estimate they’ve hidden around 200 rocks so far, ...

Place the painted pumpkin in a brown grocery bag, cover the top of the pumpkin in spray adhesive, and then sprinkle glitter on top to get the perfect glitter ombré effect. Kathleen Kamphausen 17.