Put that sturdy drill on its back, bit up, and stick the watermelon on the bit, concave up. Turn the drill on, spinning the watermelon like it was on a lathe. Use the straws (or if they prove insufficiently sturdy, the smartstick) to carve the spinning melon into an attractive vaselike shape. Invite your friends (me!) over to admire your new kitchen-table centerpiece!
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Date: 2011-08-11 05:18 pm (UTC)Put that sturdy drill on its back, bit up, and stick the watermelon on the bit, concave up.
Turn the drill on, spinning the watermelon like it was on a lathe.
Use the straws (or if they prove insufficiently sturdy, the smartstick) to carve the spinning melon into an attractive vaselike shape.
Invite your friends (me!) over to admire your new kitchen-table centerpiece!