Novice Haunted House Pumpkin Faces
Looking for novice haunted house pumpkin faces? You're in the right place. Print at 100% scale, tape it to your pumpkin, and poke through the lines with a pin.
Pick a favorite, hit print, and you'll have a glowing porch by sundown.
Haunted House Pumpkin Stencil
Two stacked haunted house facades make up this easy pumpkin stencil: an upper story with a steep peaked roofline and a tall arched window topped by a smaller rectangular pane, then a lower story with its own peaked roof, a grid window, and a rounded arch doorway, all sitting on a narrow uneven ground strip. The cut sections are the rooflines, windows, door, and ground strip, while solid pumpkin bridges between them keep the tiers separate. Cut the smallest window panes first so the surrounding structure stays rigid while the larger roofline panels are removed.
Haunted Church Pumpkin Stencil
A tall, narrow haunted church or castle rises in this pumpkin stencil, with a central spire topped by a cross, two flanking branch-like towers each capped with crosses, arched windows, and square window panels scattered across the facade. The entire structure is cut out as a series of interconnected shapes against the solid pumpkin face. Carve the small window squares and the tiny cross tops first, working top to bottom, so the tall thin towers stay structurally sound until the end.
Haunted Mansion Pumpkin Stencil
A tall narrow haunted mansion rises up this pumpkin stencil as a stacked tower: a pointed triangular roof at the top, a rectangular belfry below, then three descending tiers of arched window pairs that grow progressively wider, finishing with a rounded arched doorway and grass tufts at the base. All windows and the door arch are cut through, leaving orange wall between each tier as structural separators. Cut the door arch at the bottom first to relieve pumpkin tension, then work upward tier by tier so the cuts above don't flex the completed windows below.
Frequently asked
- How do I transfer the pumpkin face to my pumpkin?
- Print the PDF at 100% scale, tape it to your pumpkin, and poke through the lines with a pin or pencil. Then connect the dots with your knife.
- How long do these pumpkin faces take?
- Easy designs take 20–40 minutes. Hard and expert designs can take 2+ hours, but the result is worth it.
- What size pumpkin works best for novice haunted house pumpkin faces?
- A medium-sized round pumpkin (about 8–10 inches tall) works for most pumpkin faces. Larger pumpkins make detailed cuts easier.
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