I love the way that this shape can be decorated for the season and/or personalized.
This particular tutorial shows pumpkins in the back of the truck.
But the skies the limit on how to decorate it.
As you can see......I've also decorated it with an empty bed or with a pile of apples.
And just recently I added lots of LOVE to the truck for my daughter's wedding. :)
In this tutorial......I'll let the photos do the talking, unless details needs to mentioned.
To give the pumpkins a 3D look, I allowed the base flood to drive for about 1 hour,
and then added an additional outline and flood of each pumpkin.
This photo shows multiple steps.
Outline the wheel chassis, door, etc.
Secondly, after the base flood has dried for about 2 hours,
you can press a small round cutter into the wheels to distinguish the tire from the hubcap.
Flood the chassis and door outlines.
Add an additional circle layer to the hub cap.
Allow at least 30 min of dry time before adding the little details to the truck.
(i.e. lights, handle, mirror, bumpers)
Once the pumpkins have dried for at least 1 hour,
press a cake tester in them to make the pumpkin segments.
Add brown stems to the pumpkins.
Dry cookie overnight.
2014 Autumn Cookie Collection
