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Pumpkin Friends Gallery
We are asking our friends and customers to e-mail or send us a photograph of their favorite Jack-O-Lantern or other carving creations for our Pumpkin Friends Gallery. We hope to receive pictures from all over the world. What a nice way to share our Halloween experiences with each other... on an international scale, no less.You can either email a digital image to info@yankeehalloween.com or mail a photograph to:
Yankee Harvest, LLCPlease note that all submissions become the property of Yankee Harvest, LLC, and will not be returned. Just send the photograph with location only: City and State, or City and Country and we will put them up on the Pumpkin Gallery portion of our Yankee Halloween web site. Pictures of carving parties, Halloween parties, Haunted Houses and any other spooktacular haunted places are welcome...!
Pumpkin Friends Gallery
PO BOX 6705
Hamden, CT 06517-6705
 Noreen Miracle Ypsilanti, MI, USA Click for a larger image |
 Noreen Miracle Ypsilanti, MI, USA Click for a larger image |
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 Rich's & Teena's Pumpkins Loveland, Colorado, USA Click for a larger image |
 Click for a larger image Custom Carved Jack-O-Lanterns by Gene Granata, Masterpiece Pumpkins Check out Gene's Pattern Books A Yankee Halloween Exclusive! |
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 "My all time favorite pumpkin" Della - Lake Luzerne, NY, USA Click for a larger image |
 Dear Yankee Harvest, When my wife, Pam, told me that she had purchased some Halloween gelatin molds from Yankee Harvest, I expected bats, brains, body parts, etc., you know, yucky stuff. I never thought I'd be staring back at my own face as dessert! Your "face" mold looks just like me! Talk about creepy. We tried it according to the easy directions that came with the mold. We couldn't eat it. He now resides in the refrigerator at work, scaring my co- workers every time they reach for a soda! Very neat, but please stop stalking me ... Ha, Ha. Happy Halloween! Click for a larger image View Qwiggle Gelatin Molds |
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 Hi, This was my first attempt at pumpkin sculpting. I used my own face as a pattern. I think it came out great. Everyone loved it. Click for a larger image |
 "Cougar" Larry Paxton, Friedens. PA, USA Click for a larger image |
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 "Garden" Larry Paxton, Friedens. PA, USA Click for a larger image |
 "Kiss" Larry Paxton, Friedens. PA, USA Click for a larger image |
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 Michelle, Livermore, CA, USA Click for a larger image |
 "HARVEST MOON OVER CONNECTICUT" Jim Anderson, Hamden, CT, USA www.photog.com Click for a larger image Scarecrows and other Yard Folks Book |
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 Jill, Albany, Oregon, USA Click for a larger image |
 Jill, Albany, Oregon, USA Click for a larger image |
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 Hi, A friend of my dads sent us this from Canada, it is a bit better done than the picture on your site. Thanks, Click for a larger image |
 "Jon Bonjovi" Made by KayLee from Ohio, USA Click for a larger image |
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 Dave -- Cleveland, OH, USA Click for a larger image |
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| Dear Yankee Harvest, I made the brain and the hand for my office's Halloween party. Everyone was impressed with how realistic they looked. The brain was enjoyed by all but no one could gather the nerve to eat the hand. Apparently it was too real looking. Not wanting to be wasteful, I took the hand home. While my husband completed our lawn's graveyard scene, I set up a table and chair by one of the graves. On the table I placed Halloween candy, a skull goblet and a red plate with the hand on it. I added spiders crawling over the plate and completed the look with a fork and knife. Before giving out the candy, I asked each trick-or-treater if they wanted to join me for dinner. Most of them touched the stump of the hand and then screamed. It wasn't long before a few older kids took me up on my offer. I cut a finger tip and gave it to one boy while his friends watched with horror as he ate it. When he announced that it tasted great, like peaches, all the kids wanted some. Word got around and before the evening was over, the hand was polished off. These molds are a must for Halloween! Renee - West Hills, CA , USA View Qwiggle Gelatin Molds | |
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 Jane - Clearwater, Kansas Click for a larger image |
 Chrissy and Steven's Wedding October 20, 2001 Click for a larger image |
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