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1. Using a large flat brush, paint loose vertical areas of FolkArt colors onto the pumpkin. Let dry.
2. With a small flat brush, basecoat the wooden letters with Wicker White. Let dry.
3. Using a small round brush, paint dash marks on the wooden letters with Pure Black.
4. With a hot glue gun, adhere the wood letters to the pumpkin.
5. Using a small, round brush, paint the word "Hey" over the wooden letters. Let dry.
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