Share your pumpkin inspiration! #greystarmyspace

October 11, 2016 | greystar

Greystar is now offering residents weekly prizes when they share their style ideas. Each week Greystar will be posting new content around ways to style your space, fun do-it-yourself projects and hosting/entertaining tips and tricks.

Share your own inspiration by submitting an entry through our #Greystarmyspace Sweepstakes tag and you will be entered for a chance to win our weekly prize, as well an entry into our $5000 grand prize drawing. The grand prize winner will receive a $5000 check provided by our partner Cort Furniture Rental, which will be awarded the first week of January.

There are lots of fun ways to participate!

Submit an entry with a picture of your jack o’lantern or favorite fall pumpkin and you’ll be entered for a chance to win this week’s prize of a $125 Container Store gift card.

Click here for rules and entry details: http://woobox.com/kvctjy Ends 12/31/16

Not all jack-o-lanterns are created equal, but don’t worry. You don’t have to be a French sculptor or even a good artist to create funny, spooky, or beautiful jack-o-lanterns and pumpkins.

If you’re feeling crafty, grab a knife, some glue, and maybe some glitter and try out some of these pumpkin decorating tips.

In recent years, designers and pumpkin professionals have turned jack-o-lanterns into a classy affair, decorating pumpkins with lace, beautiful ribbons, and jewels.

Paint your pumpkins with black chalk paint, or spray them silver and then add glitter in patterns. Or keep the pumpkin orange and glue on buttons so they spell out “boo,” “spooky,” and other Halloween phrases.

You can even carve patterns into your pumpkin—forget faces! Carve out circles or triangles in a pattern and have a pretty jack-o-lantern. Scrape the pumpkin, don’t pierce it through with the knife, and you can make intricate tattoo-like patterns that light will shine through.

When it comes to creating a memorable jack-o-lantern, your options are endless. With a little creativity—and maybe some glue—you can turn an ordinary pumpkin into a personalized masterpiece.

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