50 Hard Cute Pumpkin Printables
We curated 50 of the very best hard cute pumpkin printables so you can pick one and start carving in minutes.
1. Cartoon Dragon Pumpkin Stencil
A small cartoon dragon perches in a rounded frame in this hard pumpkin stencil, showing a round-headed wyvern with stubby wings fanned behind it, a curled foreleg, and a spiky crest along the top of the frame. The body and wing details are a mix of open pierced sections and thin solid bridges, so the lit jack-o-lantern reveals the creature's rounded features glowing warmly inside the frame. Carve the two small oval eye cutouts and the tiny claw details first before removing the larger background areas, to keep the stencil stable during the fiddly work.
See template →2. Snail Pumpkin Stencil
A giant snail is the surprising subject here: a segmented spiral shell packed with dashed arc cutouts occupies most of the design, while the snail's body stretches out to the right and two small eyestalks rise from the head. The shell is built from concentric broken rings that leave thin solid bridges between segments, and the effect when lit is an intricate circular lantern orbited by a slow-moving creature. Cut the outermost arc segments of the shell first and work inward toward the central solid disc so the bridges hold until last.
See template →3. Ghost with BOO Balloon Pumpkin Stencil
A small ghost holds a round balloon with the word BOO written on it in this hard ghost pumpkin stencil, the balloon rendered as a thin open circle with letter cutouts and the ghost below it as a rounded blob with oval eyes and a wavy hemline. Both figures are outlined by thin curved lines that remain solid orange, so when lit the design shows glowing ribbons of light tracing the balloon string, the ghost body, and the BOO lettering. The string connecting the balloon to the ghost's hand is a single narrow line that must be cut last to keep the two halves of the stencil from shifting apart mid-carve.
See template →4. Kawaii Mushroom Pumpkin Stencil
A kawaii-style mushroom character fills this hard pumpkin stencil, with a broad spotted cap, small horns or fins at the sides, and a round face below it showing large anime eyes and a tiny curved mouth. The cap spots are solid orange circles against a pierced cap background, and the face details are fine interior cuts within the solid round head. Carve the small circular spots on the cap before removing the large open cap area, so those circles have firm pumpkin wall behind them while you make the precise cuts.
See template →5. Triceratops Pumpkin Stencil
A chubby cartoon triceratops in a walking pose fills this hard pumpkin stencil: a large frilled head with three prominent horns, two small oval nostril dots and a crescent eye below the frill, a round body, four chunky legs with pointed toe claws, and a short upturned tail. The frill at the back of the head is an open silhouette that glows as a scalloped arc. Cut the three horn outlines and the two small nostril dots first before the broader body and leg cutouts, as the nostril dots are isolated and easiest to control while the pumpkin is still intact.
See template →6. Stegosaurus Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoon stegosaurus with a round friendly face, four chunky legs, and a row of large diamond-shaped back plates fills this hard pumpkin stencil. The body is carved as a wide open pierce, the back plates are pierced individually above it, and the toes and facial details are fine cut-outs. When lit, the dinosaur glows as a bright segmented shape with the plates hovering above the silhouette. Carve the face details and tiny toe lines before removing the large body section, since the body cut-through will flex the pumpkin wall and make those small details harder to control.
See template →7. Teddy Bear Pumpkin Stencil
A seated teddy bear with tattered, drip-edged fur fills this hard-level pumpkin stencil: a round head with small round ears, two circular cheek spots, a nose-and-muzzle cutout, and a tummy split into two glowing panels flanked by small round paws. The ragged fur silhouette along the top of the head and across the body creates dozens of short, jagged points that must stay connected. Work from the center facial features outward, and avoid pressing too hard on the bear's narrow fur-tip points so they do not snap before the larger belly sections are removed.
See template →8. Cute Starfish Pumpkin Stencil
A stylized starfish with five rounded arms and a cute cartoon face, including two large round eyes with small lashes, a button nose, and a gentle smile, sits symmetrically centered in this hard pumpkin stencil. The arm openings and facial features are cut through while the narrow bands between the arm segments stay solid, framing the starfish shape clearly when lit. The thin band between the two eye holes is the most vulnerable bridge; cut the right eye last so you can brace the section from both sides during that final cut.
See template →9. Rose Pumpkin Stencil
A full rose with a spiraling center bud, layered outer petals, and a thin stem with two small leaves is the subject of this flower pumpkin stencil. The petals are rendered as irregular organic cut sections that radiate from the tight center spiral outward to ragged outer edges, while the stem and leaves below are smaller separate pieces. Lit from inside, the solid pumpkin between cuts reads as petal ridges framing windows of light. Cut the innermost spiral bud sections first so the outer petals remain attached and sturdy while you navigate the tightest curves.
See template →10. Rose Bloom Pumpkin Stencil
A fully open rose bloom fills this pumpkin stencil, rendered as a set of curved, teardrop-shaped petals radiating from a tight spiral center. The cut-out segments are separated by thin pumpkin-flesh bridges that hold the design together, so when lit the candle glow traces the swirling petal arrangement. Carve the smallest center pieces first to avoid cracking the surrounding petals, and keep a damp cloth nearby to prevent the thin bridges from drying out mid-session.
See template →11. Rainbow and Clouds Pumpkin Stencil
This pumpkin stencil features a rainbow of four concentric arcs rising above two puffy clouds, with scattered stars and small circles floating around the composition. The clouds and stars are separate pierced cutouts, and the arc bands are cut through with thin solid bridges between them, creating a whimsical scene that glows warmly from a candle or LED inside. Cut the small stars and round circles first while the wall is firm, then remove the cloud shapes, and finish with the long sweeping arc cuts so the composition stays supported throughout.
See template →12. Pug Pumpkin Stencil
A grinning pug puppy sits upright in this detailed pumpkin stencil, its flat wrinkled muzzle, round cheek circles, floppy ears, curled tail, and stubby paws all rendered in interlocking cut shapes. The pug's body is largely solid orange pumpkin skin held together by thin bridges between cut sections, so the face details and surrounding silhouette glow from behind. Carve the two circular eye areas and the small nose last to avoid weakening the bridges around the mouth before the outer body is complete.
See template →13. Opossum Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoon opossum crouches in profile across this hard-difficulty pumpkin stencil, its oversized round eyes and small pupils peering out, tall rounded ears pricked up, a plump body with scruffy fur texture, and tiny clawed feet extending below. The large dark body mass is carved away while the ring-shaped eye outlines and a few scattered fur marks stay solid, creating a bold silhouette that reads well even without a light source. Cut the circular eye rings before removing any surrounding flesh so they keep their structural support.
See template →14. Parasaurolophus Pumpkin Stencil
A cute bipedal Parasaurolophus dinosaur faces right in this hard-level pumpkin stencil, with the signature backward-sweeping cranial crest arching above its round eye, a chunky body sectioned by organic blob-shaped cut-outs along the dorsal ridge and belly, two short front arms with clawed fingers, and sturdy hind legs. The blob-shaped body cut-outs stay open so the dinosaur glows in a spotted pattern when lit, while the outer silhouette stays solid. Cut the small claw details on the fingers before removing the large body sections so the arm area keeps its rigidity while you work.
See template →15. Cartoon Owl Pumpkin Stencil
A round, wide-eyed cartoon owl stares straight out from this animal pumpkin stencil, its large circular eyes each filled with a solid crescent pupil, two pointed ear tufts raised above the head, stubby wing tips at the sides, a triangular beak at center, and three rows of curved feather-scale cuts across the belly. The eyes and belly scales are pierced through while the owl body and face remain solid, so candlelight picks out the layered feather pattern in warm rows of light. Cut all the small belly-scale crescents before tackling the eye openings to keep the face rigid while you work the detail.
See template →16. French Bulldog Pumpkin Stencil
A front-facing French Bulldog puppy sits with large upright ears, wide cartoon eyes with round pupils, a flat pushed-in nose, spot-marked cheeks with tiny freckle dots, and chunky paws crossed at the bottom in this dog pumpkin stencil. The cut-away areas around the ears, inside the eyes, and across the chest give the glowing jack-o-lantern a strong portrait effect with plenty of warm orange pumpkin skin defining the Frenchie's wrinkled face. Carve the freckle dots and pupil circles before the ear openings so the delicate face detail is cut while the surrounding skin is at its firmest.
See template →17. Sea Urchin Pumpkin Stencil
A stylized sea-urchin or crown-of-thorns creature gazes out from this hard-level pumpkin stencil, with five rows of triangular spines radiating above a cute wide-eyed face: two large round eyes accented by lash-like lines, two nostril dots, a small open mouth, and curved tentacle arms spreading at the bottom. Each triangular spine and the large rectangular tooth shapes are cut away so candlelight shoots upward through the spines while the eyes and mouth glow below. Pierce the tiny nostril dots and lash-line cuts first while the face is still fully rigid.
See template →18. Lily Flower Pumpkin Stencil
A single lily blossom fills the design with five broad sweeping petals, each separated by thin white lines, and a cluster of slender stamen stalks topped with teardrop anthers at the center. The large petal areas are cut through while the stamen cluster creates a spray of small isolated islands at the heart of the flower. Carve the petals from the outermost tip of each down toward the flower center, then tackle the stamen teardrops last so the surrounding petal wall gives you a stable grip while working on those tiny pieces.
See template →19. Sitting Cat Pumpkin Stencil
A young sitting cat looks upward with closed contented eyes, a round head, pointed ears with inner-ear detail, whisker lines, a small nose, and a curling tail visible at the lower right. The design uses a mix of large pierced areas for the background and solid islands for the face features, creating a charming cat pumpkin stencil. The whisker-line cuts are the thinnest elements; score them lightly first and remove the pumpkin skin in a single clean slice rather than sawing back and forth to keep them from cracking.
See template →20. One-Eyed Furry Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A round, furry one-eyed monster stands full-body on this hard pumpkin stencil: a small round head with two stubby antennae sits atop a wide spherical body edged with shaggy fur, two four-fingered hands extend to either side, and two thick legs end in rounded shoes at the bottom. The mouth is a wide toothy grin with individual tooth gaps cut into the lower body. Carve the large body outline first since the shaggy fur spikes are easier to cut when the surrounding pumpkin skin is still firm; save the small tooth gaps inside the grin for last.
See template →21. Cute Cartoon Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A round, cartoonish little monster stands front-facing with two large curved horns at the top, wide oval eyes, small fangs, fuzzy legs, and stubby arms raised at its sides. Most of the body outline is pierced through, leaving the solid oval pupils and the narrow bridges between the arms and torso intact. Carve the large horn arcs first while the pumpkin wall has maximum strength, then work inward to the eyes and finally the jagged fur fringe around the legs.
See template →22. Octopus Face Pumpkin Stencil
A stylized cartoon octopus face fills this hard pumpkin stencil with a nearly circular head outline, two large round eyes with lash-like detail above them, a central beak-like nose bridge, and a decorative lower section featuring a symmetrical arch with layered cutwork and scalloped tentacle bases on each side. The round eyes are solid islands of pumpkin skin that must be preserved while the surrounding face is cut away. Carve the outer circular head arc first, then remove the face background working around the solid eye discs, and finish with the fine scalloped cuts at the bottom.
See template →23. One-Eyed Horned Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A squat, wide-bodied one-eyed monster fills this hard pumpkin stencil from head to toe: a large circular head that doubles as the body, a single giant eye at center made of three concentric rings with a crescent cut-out pupil, two small curved horns at the top, three-clawed hands on short arms at each side, and a wavy skirt-like bottom hem. The three concentric eye rings are connected by thin skin bridges and are the most fragile element; carve the outermost eye ring first and work inward, letting each ring dry slightly before cutting the next.
See template →24. One-Eyed Monster Pumpkin Stencil
This one-eyed monster character has a round head ringed with wild hair, a single large circular eye socket, a wide grinning mouth, and a short stubby body with splayed hands and feet. The stencil mixes solid areas (the pupil island inside the eye, the hair fringe, the torso patches) with pierced cutouts for the eye socket, mouth, and body gaps. Lit from inside, the monster's oversized eye glows brightly while the hair and body details form a dark, shaggy border. Keep the small circular island inside the eye intact, losing it turns the design from a recognizable eye into a plain hole.
See template →25. Hibiscus Flower Pumpkin Stencil
A large hibiscus flower with five broad rounded petals and a starburst of slender stamens radiating from the center fills this pumpkin stencil, plus a small cluster of four round pollen dots floating in the upper right corner. The five petal sections and the space around the stamens are all pierced-through, leaving the thin stamen lines as solid bridges that cross the open flower interior. Cut the four small pollen dots first, then work petal by petal from the outside in, saving the narrow stamen bridges for last so they remain stable throughout the carving process.
See template →26. Giraffe Pumpkin Stencil
A giraffe's elongated head and neck fill this pumpkin stencil from top to bottom, its distinctive coat pattern recreated as dozens of organic blob-shaped spots scattered across the neck and face. Each spot is a separate pierced-through opening, so when lit the jack-o-lantern glows with a constellation of irregular patches that read unmistakably as giraffe markings. Because many spots sit close together, cut the smallest spots near the top of the head first and work downward toward the larger neck patches, so the thin walls between neighboring openings stay supported longest.
See template →27. Dancing Girl Pumpkin Stencil
A small cartoon girl with a ponytail stands with arms spread wide in this pumpkin stencil, her entire silhouette carved as a single large opening surrounded by six small four-petal flower cutouts scattered around her. The figure and each flower are separate pierced-through shapes, so the finished jack-o-lantern shows a glowing girl dancing among floating blooms. Cut the six small flower shapes first so the surrounding pumpkin wall absorbs tool pressure before you open the larger central figure.
See template →28. Cartoon Vampire Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoonish chibi-style vampire stands front-facing on this pumpkin stencil, wearing a sweeping cape, a bow tie, and an impish grin showing two prominent fangs. The face details, hands, cape folds, and bow tie are all separate cut-out islands surrounded by solid pumpkin bridges. Start with the smallest interior islands such as the round cheek circles and the bow tie before cutting the large cape sections, so those tiny pieces are supported by a still-intact wall when you trace them.
See template →29. Friendly Ghost Pumpkin Stencil
A cheerful, cartoonish ghost with a round pudgy body, wide grinning face with crinkled eyes and rosy cheeks, and wavy trailing edges floats center-stage in this ghost pumpkin stencil. The ghost's body is a network of flowing curved solid lines, the outline, the cheek arcs, the eye detail curls, set against cut-through areas that form the glow around the figure. Wispy curl accents appear on both sides. The crinkle details inside the eyes and the small cheek curves are the narrowest solid bridges; cut those first before removing any of the surrounding open areas.
See template →30. Baby Dragon Pumpkin Stencil
A round cartoon dragon chick with large round eyes, stubby clawed feet, and a toothy grin fills this hard dragon pumpkin stencil, its body encircled by a looping scaly tail. The large circular body void and the face features are pierced through, while the narrow tail arc and the skin between the eyes form the connecting bridges. Cut the small interior eye and teeth details before opening up the large body circle, so those tiny islands are still supported by the surrounding wall.
See template →31. Butterfly Pumpkin Stencil
A large open-winged butterfly with patterned inner wings and gracefully pointed outer wing tips fills this hard animal pumpkin stencil. The wings feature multiple elongated oval cutouts radiating from the central body like veins, with each oval surrounded by a narrow pumpkin-skin bridge. Cut the smallest interior oval slots in the lower hind wings first before opening the larger upper-wing ovals, so the fine bridges between them are still backed by solid wall when the blade goes in.
See template →32. Googly-Eyed Ghost Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoonish goggle-eyed creature with a wide open mouth and trailing ghost-like body fills this pumpkin stencil: two circular eyes each orbit a crescent-shaped eyelid, and a broad flowing torso dissolves into wispy tendrils at the base. The large open area of the body is pierced through entirely, while the eye elements and a small beak-like mouth cutout remain as floating islands bridged by thin pumpkin walls. Cut the smallest interior eye details before the large body opening so the bridges stay supported and the delicate crescent lids don't snap under tool pressure.
See template →33. One-Eyed Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A quirky one-eyed worm-like creature stands upright in this animals pumpkin stencil: a large circular head with a concentric inner eye ring and a crescent pupil, small antenna nubs around the head rim, a fanged grinning mouth, two tiny three-fingered arms raised at its sides, a long segmented body with ringed markings, and curling feet at the base. The thin connecting lines between head, body, and limb segments are the most fragile parts of this carving. Cut the small finger and toe tips before the body-segment cuts so the creature's extremities have maximum wall support.
See template →34. Furry Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A stocky, fuzzy monster with two curved C-shaped eyes, a wide toothed grin, shaggy fur texture all over its body, two stubby horns, and three-fingered clawed hands raised at its sides fills this hard pumpkin stencil. The fur shag is expressed as jagged fringe cuts around the silhouette's edge rather than interior cuts, keeping the figure stable. The thick C-eye shapes and the tooth row between the upper and lower jaw are the most structurally important bridges. Carve the fur fringe around the outer edge before opening the smile area so the lower body stays anchored.
See template →35. Sauropod Dinosaur Pumpkin Stencil
A chubby cartoon sauropod dinosaur faces left in this pumpkin stencil, its long curved neck arching upward to a round head with a tiny roaring mouth, while the body is covered in a cluster of pierced circular spots of varying sizes. Stubby legs and a long sweeping tail complete the outline silhouette. Cut the circular body spots from largest to smallest so the surrounding orange wall stays strongest while you work toward the smaller, more fragile dot cuts.
See template →36. Unicorn Head Pumpkin Stencil
A unicorn head in three-quarter profile faces left with eyes gently closed and long lashes visible, a segmented spiraling horn at the brow, small round nostrils, and a flowing mane of long layered strands cascading to the right on this hard pumpkin stencil. The mane strands are narrow parallel ribbons of solid skin separated by pierced channels. Cut the large open head silhouette first, then carve each mane ribbon from its base at the neck upward so the tapered strand tips are the very last cuts and never lose support.
See template →37. Cartoon Dragon Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoon-style dragon stands upright with a crested head, open toothy grin, round eye, segmented belly, and a curling tail, all rendered in a chunky outline style on this pumpkin stencil. The body outline, crest spines, and scattered limb shapes are pierced through, while narrow bridges at the belly segments and tail curl remain solid to hold the design together. Cut the largest body cavity first, then the outer wing and limb fragments; save the tiny belly-rib slits for last so the structure stays rigid while you finish the surrounding cuts.
See template →38. One-Eyed Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A round one-eyed cartoon monster fills this funny pumpkin stencil, its single large circular eye containing a crescent pupil, a wide toothy grin below, and four spindly stick arms raised overhead, each ending in a three-fingered hand. The monster's body ring and arms are left as pumpkin skin, while the eye surround, mouth opening, and spaces between the fingers are cut through, glowing when lit. Carve the tiny gaps between the finger stubs before tackling the eye ring, since those narrow channels are easiest to control before the surrounding wall is weakened.
See template →39. Chamomile Flower Pumpkin Stencil
A daisy-like chamomile flower with a round center disc, about fourteen smooth rounded petals radiating outward, a curving stem, and two smooth teardrop-shaped leaves forms this flower pumpkin stencil, with each petal and the leaves cut as individual open shapes separated by thin skin ridges. When lit, the individual petals glow like a ring of light around the solid center button, and the stem and leaves add a botanical silhouette below. Cut the two leaf shapes at the base first so the stem is fully supported, then work petal by petal around the flower head from bottom to top to avoid rotating the pumpkin repeatedly over a weakened stem area.
See template →40. Cartoon Cow Pumpkin Stencil
A chubby cartoon cow pumpkin stencil shows the animal facing forward with large round nostrils, oval spot patches scattered across its body, small pointed ears, a tufted tail to one side, and four chunky hooves below. The design uses a mix of cut-through spots and solid orange body mass so the cow's form remains readable while light glows through each spot. Cut the large open belly area first to establish the cow's body outline, then tackle the individual spots; the small ear tips are the most fragile pieces and should be cut last.
See template →41. Cartoon Mummy Pumpkin Stencil
A squat cartoon mummy stands front-facing in this pumpkin stencil, its head wrapped in bandage strips that curl into decorative scrolls above, while a broad grinning skull mouth with large square teeth is cut through below. The wrapped body, arms, and stubby legs are defined by horizontal bandage-strip negative spaces that blaze with light when carved. Cut the curved scroll shapes at the top of the head before tackling the body strips, as the scrolls are the most delicate elements here.
See template →42. Fuzzy Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A round, fuzzy cartoon monster with stubby arms and legs dominates this hard pumpkin stencil, set inside a large circular frame with small scattered cut-outs suggesting a speckled texture. The creature has crescent-shaped eyes, a wide open mouth rimmed with ragged teeth, and a tongue poking out, while splatter-like shapes burst from the sides. The monster's body is largely solid orange with the negative space around it carved out, so light escapes the outer circle and the scattered texture dots, keeping the face readable. Cut the circular outer border and the scatter dots before tackling the detailed mouth.
See template →43. Cartoon Spider Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoonish spider hanging from a single thread pumpkin stencil, with a wide spiky thorax section, four curved legs extending from each side, and a round head featuring a ring of small eyes above a smiling mouth with fangs. The open areas between the legs cut through to the light, while the solid spider body and thick leg stripes remain as orange pumpkin skin. The thin thread line at the top is the most vulnerable detail; pierce it last and use a linoleum cutter rather than a saw so it does not snap under lateral pressure.
See template →44. French Bulldog Pumpkin Stencil
A French Bulldog face stares straight out in this hard dog pumpkin stencil, its large upright bat ears, flat wrinkled muzzle, deep-set eye hollows, pushed-in nose, and jowl folds all captured as a continuous linework design with the open channels carved through and the skin ridges left intact. The ears are wide and open, connecting to the head via two curving lines that form thin bridges at the ear base. Carve the interior face details, including the eye hollows, nose curl, and jowl lines, before cutting the outer ear outlines, so the head stays rigidly attached while you work the delicate inner linework.
See template →45. Honeybee Pumpkin Stencil
A honeybee shown from above spreads four large wing panels around a segmented body in this bee pumpkin stencil, each wing outlined by a curved channel and left as a solid pumpkin-skin shape, while the spaces inside and between the wings are cut open. The head, thorax, and three abdominal segments are kept solid with open gaps between them, and two curling antennae rise from the head. Cut the antenna curls first since they are the narrowest, most isolated elements, and finishing them before weakening the surrounding wall prevents breakage.
See template →46. Chibi Frankenstein Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoon Frankenstein pumpkin stencil showing a chibi-proportioned monster with a large flat-topped head, visible neck bolts, heavy brow, open rectangular mouth, and a stumpy body wearing a belted jacket and big platform boots, caught mid-lurch. The face detail, almond eyes, scarred brow, and protruding lower lip, all read as cut-out shapes against the solid head. Carve the face detail cuts before removing the large body sections, so the head stays rigid on the wall while you work the fine facial features.
See template →47. Cartoon Skeleton Pumpkin Stencil
A cartoon skeleton pumpkin stencil showing a compact, round-headed figure with large circular spiral eyes, a triangular nose, and a wide grinning mouth, with segmented rib-cage and pelvis details on the torso and small round joints connecting the arms, legs, and feet. The eye spirals and scattered body segment cuts all glow independently when lit, creating a playful dotted-light pattern across the jack-o-lantern. Cut the two large eye openings and the crescent mouth before moving to the small scattered rib and limb segments, so the structural head area stays solid while you work the detailed body.
See template →48. Chibi Mummy Pumpkin Stencil
A chibi-style mummy pumpkin stencil showing a squat, round-headed figure wrapped head-to-toe in curved bandage strips, with two large oval eyes cut through the face and a small triangular nose below. The character stands in a wide-legged stance with stubby arms held out to the sides. Lit from inside, the big eye circles and the gaps between bandage strips all glow independently, so start by cutting the largest background sections on the torso before moving to the small curved wrapping strips, keeping at least two bandage bridges intact on each limb to prevent them from falling free.
See template →49. Friendly Alien Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A friendly alien monster pumpkin stencil showing a round-bodied creature with three bulging circular eyes, two small antenna balls on stalks, a wide grinning mouth with pointed fangs, and shaggy textured fur patches on its body and feet. One arm is raised in a wave while the other hangs loosely at its side. Carve the three eye circles early, since they are isolated islands that require intact pumpkin wall around them to stay in place.
See template →50. Baby Dragon Pumpkin Stencil
A round-bodied baby dragon with oversized round eyes, stumpy clawed feet, and membrane wings spread to each side crouches in a compact, almost circular composition. The eyes are large pierced circles, the wings are open negative-space shapes with thin bony rib lines left intact, and small spiky horns crown the head. Lit from within, the glowing eyes become the focal point while the wing membranes glow warmly around the solid orange ribs. Carve the large eye circles first so you can verify the round cuts are centered before committing to the surrounding detail cuts.
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