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All the kids need is a little stick-to-itiveness to re-create these easy patterned pretties. Best of all, these no-carve, no-paint creations leave no mess.

Single Washi Tape Quilt Square (shown on smaller white pumpkin): Draw a quilt pattern on a piece of scratch paper (or use our quilt square templates). Cut lengths of washi tape to fit pattern, attaching them to a medium-size white pumpkin as you go.

Multiple Washi Tape Quilt Squares (shown on large white pumpkin): Starting in the center of a large white pumpkin, cut lengths of washi tape to create a square. Use a thinner width of a second color of tape to make another square within the first one. Add a square of tape in the center, and top with a smaller square. Continue making squares, varying the designs as you go.

Washi Tape-Covered Pumpkin (shown on mini blue pumpkin, mini black pumpkin, and small orange pumpkin in bottom right corner): Fully cover a small or medium-size pumpkin vertically with lengths of washi tape. Once covered, attach a piece of twine around the base of the stem, holding it in place with hot-glue.

To Make the Washi Tape Plaid Pumpkin (shown on large orange pumpkin on left): Layer different colors and widths of washi tape vertically and horizontally on a medium-size orange pumpkin to create a plaid pattern.

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