Can't decide on a look for your jack-o'-lantern? Make a few sets of tack-on features, and you'll be able to change its face as frequently as you change your mind.

Materials

• Permanent marker
• Adhesive-backed felt
• Scissors

• Cereal-box cardboard
• Flat thumbtacks
• Toothpick

Instructions

1. To make the mix-and-match parts, use a permanent marker to draw eyes, noses, mouths, and other facial features onto adhesive-backed felt. Cut out the shapes, then use them as templates to cut matching shapes from cereal-box cardboard.

2. Press flat thumbtacks through the cardboard pieces, then stick on the matching pieces of adhesive felt.

3. For ears that stick out, omit the tack and sandwich half a toothpick between the felt and cardboard.

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