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| - As we approach All Hallow's Eve, you might be looking to make a Jack O'Lantern, and since we here at the Phineas and Ferb Wiki are already in the spirit (pun intended), you just might have something to do this weekend. With rudimentary carving skills, the disposal of the interwebs, printers, and even pumpkin carving sets, you can make a nice looking decoration for your porch.
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| - As we approach All Hallow's Eve, you might be looking to make a Jack O'Lantern, and since we here at the Phineas and Ferb Wiki are already in the spirit (pun intended), you just might have something to do this weekend. With rudimentary carving skills, the disposal of the interwebs, printers, and even pumpkin carving sets, you can make a nice looking decoration for your porch. If you don't know, our resident Irish lassie, Buunak Peabody tells us that the history of the Jack O'Lantern does indeed come from the home country of hers, and that before pumpkins, turnips were used to scare off evil spirits. Of course, if you're an old school Funky Winkerbean fan, you might try doing this with watermelons. At least they do that in Gravity Falls, Oregon during the summer, but that's another story, another show and yet, another Wikia to be discussed. File:PhineasJackOLantern.jpg The first three examples come to us from the good folks over at the Disney Family web site (located at family.go.com). You can print out templates there to make a Phineas... File:PerryPetJackOLantern.jpg Perry, in his domesticated pet mode... File:FerbJackOLantern.jpg Or a Ferb Jack O'Lantern for your decorating inspiration. Heck, get all three and have some fun I say. File:DoofenshmirtzJackOLantern.jpg Of course, if you're willing to be on here and search our nearly 20,000 other images to do another character like Candace, Isabella or even this handsome devil on your left that can easily be done by using an art program such as PrintMaster, taking the image in question, using the coloring sheet filter to convert it and going from there by following the instructions in a pumpkin carving set or from family.go.com. Also, remember (if you're a child) to always have parental permission and supervision in carving of any sort, and most important of all, never use a candle inside a pumpkin (instead use LED tea lights or specially made flicker lights). Live in an area where pumpkins aren't available? Seek out your local mass market craft store or even the internet for foam pumpkins that can be easily carved and reused every year. Any way you look at it, have a spook-tacular Halloween, and don't be afraid of anything...even giant platypus monsters.
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