Ditch the carving tools and dazzle your trick-or-treaters this Halloween with these pretty, no-carve pumpkins.

"Good Morning America" worked with author, caterer and event planner Mary Giuliani to pull off three creations.

Here's how to do it.

Play with pastels

What you need:

Matte paint in pastel-y shades. We chose lavender, sage and power pink and blue.

Paint sponges.

How-to:

Mix white paint with pastel paint to achieve a lighter color.

Coat pumpkins and gords in paint holding the stem down.

Set to dry.

Tip:
Paint more than one coat after drying for maximum coverage.

Gourd-geous gems

What you need:
Metallic paints.
Paint sponges.
Add rhinestones.

How-to:

Paint pumpkin with silver or bronze paint.

Let dry.

Add some bling.

Tip:
Try adhesive rhinestones to avoid gluing.

All that glitters

What you need:
Masking tape.
Mod Podge or glue.
Glitter (any color of your choice).
Circle paint sponge.

How-to:
For stripes-
Tape vertical stripes on pumpkin.
Paint Mod Podge or glue onto opposite sides of the tape.
Add lots of glitter.
Peel off tape.

For dots-
Paint dots of glue onto pumpkin using the circle paint sponge.
Add more glitter.

Tip:Work with glitter last. Sparkles may be the most fun, but they're the messiest.

Follow Mary on her Instagram pages here: @mary_giuliani, @mgcevents