Once the pumpkin is stuffed, sew the top closed using a slip stitch. Pull to tighten but do not knot. This is what the pumpkin should look like. The stem will get pushed down into the opening. Take the stem, fold it over and sew the seam. Stuff lightly. Push the stem down approximately 1/2 inch into the pumpkin.. Divide the stitches onto your two needles (use the 8mm (US 11) circular needles) and join being careful not to twist. *K5, P1* repeat until the knitting is about 6″ long. Break off the yarn and thread through the remaining stitches, pull them together tight, and secure them with a knot. Turn the right side out.

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