Decoupage Whimsical Pumpkin Jack-o-Lantern Family Tissue Paper

Once upon an autumn dusk in the sleepy hamlet of Ember Hollow, a peculiar sight awaited any who dared wander near the old Bentley farm. There, in a clearing kissed by the setting sun, sat four pumpkins, each crowned with a tattered witch's hat. Unlike the cheerful jack-o'-lanterns adorning the porches of neighboring homes, these pumpkins bore an air of solemnity, their carved faces etched with runes of old. As the night's curtain drew close, a soft glow began to emanate from within them, casting an eerie light upon the fallen leaves. Whispers among the townsfolk spoke of the Bentley witches, four sisters of great power who vanished on a Halloween night, centuries ago, leaving behind only their enchanted hats. Each year, as the boundary between worlds grew thin, the pumpkins would awaken, and for a single night, the sisters would return, not in flesh, but in spirit, to watch over Ember Hollow. Their silent vigil was a pact with the unseen, ensuring peace and protection from the spirits that roamed freely during the Halloween tide. And so, the Witching Pumpkins of Ember Hollow became a legend, a tale to chill the bones and warm the heart, reminding all that magic, indeed, was afoot on All Hallows' Eve.