[Mopar Man]

I've got 3 michaels foamies for this year and am looking for suggestions on how to anchor them to the ground. As light as they are i'm afraid that a gust of wind might send them flying..

[JMP919]

Last year I put a brick on top of them, but I am definately looking for a better idea.

[SaneInsideInsanity]

I keep my foamies inside...though i only have 2 right now lol

[GUS]

Zip seal bags full of sand,

same for marbles..

[gregh3196]

I use bags of small rocks i have around the house. Its free and works great, i have never had one roll away

[sloaner]

I have 15 of them and only display them in the windows, mostly because I dont think they are safe out there.

[cuvers]

I've got 3 michaels foamies for this year and am looking for suggestions on how to anchor them to the ground. As light as they are i'm afraid that a gust of wind might send them flying..

actually this year i drilled a small hole on either side of the top, thread fishing line thru them tie it off on a nut or button then string it thru the other side and then you can suspend them off your porch, or in a tree or anywhere you like ppl always think they are real and can't see the line so they wonder how ya did it

[Dr. Frybrain]

Assuming that you cut the lid and not the bottom, you can cut a 12" length of 3/4" diameter wooden dowel (broomstick). Drill a pilot hole in one end, and sharpen the other, to create a ground stake.

Drill a small hole in the bottom of the pumpkin, and attach it to the top of the stake (which you've already driven into the ground) with a drywall screw and a fender washer. (The fender washer will keep the screw from pulling through the pumpkin.)

You end up with a big 'pumpkin lolipop' stuck in the ground.