Using the drill, pre-drill a hole in the top of each wood square for your nail to go into.

Using the hammer, gently tap the nails into the holes you just drilled, to create stems.

Using the pliers, bend the nails over slightly to bend the stems.

Paint the edges of the wood with the orange paint. You can also paint one side (which will be used as the back). Let dry.

Paint the nails either by using a brush or dipping the nail into the green paint. Let dry. Add the wire now by cutting off a length of green jewelry wire, then wrapping around the stem.

Print the pumpkin faces out on a laserjer printer. Cut out with scissors.

Apply Mod Podge to the front of a wood square. Smooth down the pumpkin face carefully. Using a brush, wipe away any Mod Podge that comes out the edges.

Repeat with the pumpkins and set aside to dry completely.

Seal the tops of the pumpkin faces with Mod Podge. Let dry.

Add details to the face – like teeth and eyes – with a white paint pen. I also did a large white dot, black dot, and then smaller white dot inside some of the eyes. Let dry.

Seal over the top of the paint pens and pumpkin faces with Mod Podge. Let dry.

Add magnets to the back. Let dry completely before using.