Take the bottom hem you cut off in step 3 and cut into two equal length pieces.Lay the piece you just cut, now the cape, flat on the table.To create the cape, from the neckline of the t-shirt, cut straight down to the bottom from the left and right shoulder area.

Once the small pumpkin is dry, take the second yellow strip and tie around the pumpkin.The strip needs to be long enough to tie around the small pumpkin. Cut off a second strip from the yellow t-shirt.This will become the tie for Super Narwhal’s cape. While drying, cut off bottom hem of yellow t-shirt and set aside.If using gourd for the base of Jelly Jolt, paint the same light blue color.Paint medium pumpkin gray and small pumpkin light blue.We were told the paint doesn’t stick as well to the real pumpkins and they are harder for the child to transport. * Important Tip* We initially intended on using real pumpkins for this project, but after talking with some of the other parents at a birthday party, we decided to do fake pumpkins. 1 unique gourd from local pumpkin farm (used for base of Jelly Jolt).*1 small fake pumpkin (used for Jelly Jolt).

*1 medium fake pumpkin (used for Super Narwhal).

Below are the main supplies we purchased: Now the ask was to create a single storybook pumpkin, but our daughter wanted to stay true to the story and create Super Narwhal AND Jelly Jolt. Sharing our story and some tips on what we used to create our Fall Storybook Pumpkin – Super Narwhal & Jelly Jolt! In our daughter’s case that was Super Narwhal & Jelly Jolt. The ask? Design a Fall Storybook Pumpkin based on your child’s favorite book. Every parent dreads these projects, because let’s face it, at this age, it’s less of a family project and more a “mom and dad” project. Earlier this month, my daughter brought home the first of what I know will be many “family” projects.

Super narwhal