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inspiration straight to you.    Pumpkin Snake  After dark, this
glowing snake will light the path to your front door.   The
first and largest pumpkin forms the serpent's head, and the rest
make up its long, scaly body. Each "body" pumpkin is drilled
with holes of various sizes, then lined up with the others so
the snake curves and slithers. Christmas lights are strung
through the line of pumpkins; these lights illuminate the
carvings and are not a fire hazard.     • Pumpkins   • Small
utility saw   • Large-bulb white Christmas lights   • Plastic
pumpkin-carving scoop, drill with borer tool and 3/4-inch and
1-inch bits   • Felt-tip pen; utility knife   • Extension cord
1. Step 1      Decide how long you want your pumpkin snake to
be, and choose pumpkins in a variety of sizes, from large to
small, to simulate the body of a snake. Choose a big, elongated
pumpkin for the head.     2. Step 2      Using the utility saw,
cut a hole in the top and bottom of th