Bob springs a leak in Evan and Katelyn's pumpkin saga
A two-week time-lapse checks on their resin-encased pumpkin after the main experiment passes 2.5 million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Our Boiled Resin Pumpkin is Leaking… (but it’s ok?)
Next story: Evan and Katelyn ask if boiling resin can preserve a pumpkin
Bob keeps leaving a sticky impression. Evan and Katelyn's follow-up, "Our Boiled Resin Pumpkin is Leaking… (but it's ok?)", checks on their spherical resin pumpkin with a two-week time-lapse. They weren't convinced the cracks were sealed: touching him left their hands sticky, especially around his carved teeth.
That gives the week's big experiment a suitably practical sequel. "Can We Preserve a Pumpkin by BOILING it in Resin?" has reached more than 2.5 million views and remains the channel's busiest upload by a considerable margin. The preservation project is in its seventh year, but swapping a block for a sphere brought a fresh set of complications. Even the printed mold jacket needed redesigning when it wouldn't fit inside their cooling freezer.
Prop-maker Bill from Punished Props Academy helped them work through the mold design. Katelyn called it their most complicated mold yet, a distinction that means something on a channel with a pure-resin bench in its back catalog.
Viewers are treating the pumpkins as an annual appointment. Some describe returning specifically for these experiments; others are already imagining a pumpkin bowling ball. The slow discovery that Bob was too big for the sphere has its own admirers.
The channel added 20,000 subscribers this week, while daily views are comfortably above their usual pace. It also had the largest weekly view gain among the nearby DIY channels here; Cleanwithbea is enjoying a particularly strong daily lift too.
Away from Bob, the pure-resin bench and the ice, sponge and water keyboards made with Safiya Nygaard remain Evan and Katelyn's busiest older projects.
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What viewers say
The comments under "Can We Preserve a Pumpkin by BOILING it in Resin?"
"Is that our legacy?" As someone who only comes back once a year for these videos. I can confidently say. It may just be.
@martonkiss5426See it on YouTubeNot gonna lie the slow realization that Bob was too big for the sphere is probably my favorite part of the video.
@angeldevilus9420See it on YouTubeI’m sad to have to wait a whole year to see another pumpkin sphere attempt. I could watch these all year round.
@Princess_0f_TreesSee it on YouTube
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If bob continues to last, I wonder if they could make a pumpkin bowling ball with this method
@kaycodragSee it on YouTubeWatching these two try to preserve the perfect pumpkin each year is like watching Wile E Coyote trying to catch the roadrunner. Seems like it’s just never going to happen but I keep hoping anyway 😂
@angrypantsman6034See it on YouTubeWhen the resin pumpkin comes a WEEK late u know its gonna be good
@everett_ioSee it on YouTubeGrow the spawn of Bob for next year 🌱
@caji888See it on YouTubeSome archeologist one day is going to wonder what kind of weird religious rituals were performed around these perfectly preserved pumpkins
@michellethiesen7972See it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Evan and Katelyn right now
- Channel
- Evan and Katelyn
- Subscribers
- 1,690,000 ▲ 20,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,548,052
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 11, 2026
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Which prop-making channel's Bill helps Evan and Katelyn plan their pumpkin mold?
Bill from Punished Props Academy joins them by video call to help refine the mold design.




