…dry erase marker on scraps of rind from the other half of the watermelon to make a point for the top of the helmet or to form horns if not…

…shapes. Use melon ballers, flower cookie cutters and pairing knife to create various shapes from the watermelon and other chosen fruits. To make leaves, take some of the rind from…

…rind. This will provide a sturdy base. Using the dry-erase marker, draw a wave from the top of the watermelon halfway down similar to a backwards C. Repeat on the…

…to your particular watermelon. Use a paring knife to carve out eyes and mouth. Cut 1/4″ slices from the rind of the removed top portion, and cut with flower shaped…

…channel knife and carve away the top part of the rind from the decorative patterns you drew. For added sparkle, dust the edible disco dust/ shimmer powder over the carved…

…gun to attach adornments to the outside of the purse (on the watermelon rind). slightly oblong watermelon Paper and scissors Hot glue gun Rhinestones and ribbon Toothpicks or straight pins…

…and cut off 1/4”-1/2” from the stem end, being careful not to cut too deep into the white part of the rind. This will provide a sturdy base. Using the…

…a container outside for instant watermelon ice cubes. Use watermelon rind for your snowman’s smile. Pack watermelon as a snack while you’re out snowmobiling, ice fishing or building a snow…

…waste. Don’t forget the rind is edible as well. https://youtu.be/BTGJxPbIDIo?si=FHSvm1vh3wA-wLkI Lesson 3: Watermelon Receiving, Handling & Storage Selection, storage and preparation information for you (and your customers!) https://youtu.be/3Tt0mWAa-eo Lesson 4:…

Watermelon, rind removed, 4″x4″x2″ Pibil Orange juice Lime juice Water Achiote paste Cumin seed, toasted Mexican oregano, dry Whole cinnamon, toasted Cloves, whole Bayleaf Black peppercorns, toasted Pasilla chili, toasted,…