Do you remember? In our post about Halloween, we wanted to see your carving creations. We were truly overwhelmed by how many pictures were sent to us. Your active participation makes our posts even more colorful. It was really not easy for us to decide. Now we present to you our best-of selection for places 1 to 3.
Ravenous monster pumpkins spotted in Einhardstadt
It’s hard to believe the kind of ideas one can come up with. But I think it’s great! How spooky must this have looked at night? !
Huge cat eyes from Ingolstadt
I think cats are essential for Halloween. This piece was sent to us by, I believe, our youngest app user. The little lady is always thrilled when it’s time to go shopping and she gets to scan the barcodes at home while unpacking. Isn’t that adorable?
Horror Show in Hanover
The spooky pumpkins from Hanover really teach you to be afraid. The sender was truly in a carving frenzy this year and has sent us his most terrifying works. Many thanks to Hanover!
We would also like to thank everyone else once again. The numerous submissions really didn’t make it easy. We wish you all a great week!
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