6 free printable patterns
Evil Pumpkin Stencils
Evil pumpkin stencils show slanted eyes, sinister grins, sharp teeth, and arched brows for a pumpkin that looks up to no good. The expression is the point, so the cuts are precise but few.
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6 evil pumpkin stencils
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The Knowing Grin
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Horned Devil Face
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The Ember King
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The Scaled Fury
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The Scarred Snarl
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Sinister Eyes
Carving guide
How to carve an evil pumpkin stencil
Cut the eyes as narrow slanted slits, higher at the outer corners. The grin is a wide curve with pointed teeth left uncut along both lips; cut each tooth tip with a knife. The brows are thin slits angled sharply down toward the nose, cut last so you can judge the expression.
Evil pumpkins work best in shadow, lit from inside with a coloured LED and nothing else nearby. Put one at the far end of the porch for a slow reveal.
Questions
Evil stencil questions
How do I get an evil expression on a pumpkin?+
Narrow slanted eyes, brows angled down to the nose, and a wide grin with pointed teeth. Keep the eyes small; most of the face should stay dark so the grin dominates.
What is the difference between evil and angry stencils?+
Angry faces frown with gritted teeth. Evil faces grin. The brows slant the same way, but the mouth changes everything.
How long do evil pumpkin stencils take to carve?+
Check the individual stencil's carving guide for its time estimate. Preparation, pumpkin size, wall thickness and your experience affect the total; difficulty alone does not determine carving time.
Which evil pumpkin stencils are the easiest?+
8 of the 39 are easy, 12 of the 39 are intermediate, 13 of the 39 are hard, 6 of the 39 are expert. Compare the difficulty labels and carving guides to choose a design.