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The Perfect Pies

Now that Thanksgiving is only 4 days away, why not start baking some pumpkin pies? And if you are anything like me, you will just buy them from a store. Or, you could be like me and make some paper pies! Delicious to the eyes! Yum!

Once again, I’m using Kelleigh’s Perfect Pumpkin Template to create the pumpkin pie. How perfect! I wanted to make a tiny, cutie pie, so I used the small template after reducing it to 50%.

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Pie filling: Small bottom piece. Cut away the outer/bottom flaps (see the red line on the photo?)
Crust: Small lid. Fan it out to make the brim like I did on yesterday’s Pumpkin baskets tutorial.
Pan: Small lid.

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Cut away the side tabs of the outer flap. Using a round pen or a stylus pen, and curl the paper. To make the tight curl, I first used the wider pen to roll to loosen up the cardstock paper, then used a needle to wrap the paper around to make the curl.

After gluing the tabs, poke the center in so the pan will sit flat on a surface.

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I coated the pie filling with a gloss paint to make it look juicy.

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Here’s a turkey pot pie.

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This time I used the lid for all three pieces to make the pie filling puff up. Cut away the flaps on the red line.

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You can even store candies inside. The perfect storage!

Turkey stamp: Tom Turkey by Purple Onion Designs.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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  1. wildblueeyez on Sunday 22, 2009

    Super cute Sungee!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE the pumpkin pie idea!

  2. Nicole Seitler on Sunday 22, 2009

    That pumpkin pie is just the cutest! And I love the curly edges on the pan–what a perfect touch! :D

  3. julie on Sunday 22, 2009

    Sungee!! You are so creative!!