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Make A Halloween Jack O' Lantern From An OrangeStep by step instructions on how to make a Halloween Jack O' Lantern using an orange  A cheaper option to make a Halloween Jack O' Lantern is to use an orange, rather than a pumpkin. Click on the photograph of the lantern on the left to buy a carving
kit to make it easier. It will take less room and looks a lot less scarier to a child.
Children should have adult supervision when making the lantern and take care in carving and cutting the orange and lighting the candle.
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