All pumpkin stencils, A to Z
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West Virginia Pumpkin Stencil
West Virginia's distinctive outline is one of the most jagged of all state stencils, with the panhandle jutting sharply upward from the north and a second narrow protrusion to the northeast, while the southwestern border follows a highly irregular path of peaks and valleys. The entire shape is pierced as one complex cutout. Because of the two thin panhandle arms, cut those narrow protrusions first with a detail blade while the body is still solid and can absorb any flex, then open the main body from the center outward.
West Virginia State Shape
West Virginia's wild, unmistakable outline, with both reaching panhandles, is cut clear through as a single silhouette so the whole state glows. All of the interior comes out and the surrounding shell is left alone. The narrow eastern panhandle is the delicate spot: carve it first with slow shallow passes while the surrounding wall still gives you the most support.
Whisker Kitten Pumpkin Stencil
A sweet kitten face with pointed ear triangles, big almond eyes, a small triangle nose, extra-long whisker slits sweeping from each cheek, and a dainty curled smile beneath. All features are pierced through, and the long thin whiskers are what nudge this to medium difficulty. Cut each whisker as one smooth continuous stroke rather than sawing back and forth, and the slits will glow as fine clean lines.
Whispering Pines Pumpkin Stencil
Three tiered evergreen trees of different heights stand side by side, each with a short trunk, forming a tidy little glowing forest. Every tree is cut through as its own complete silhouette, and since none of the shapes touch, each cutout releases cleanly on its own. It is an easy, satisfying carve; start with the tall center tree, cut each stepped branch layer from the outside tip inward, and finish with the little trunks.
Wide-Eyed Wally Pumpkin Stencil
A big-eyed, grinning jack-o'-lantern face with round pupil tabs left inside each eye and five square teeth breaking up a wide smile. The eyes and mouth are cut clean through while the pupils and teeth remain attached to the rind as solid bridges. Those round pupils make this a medium carve, so pierce a relief hole beside each one first and saw toward it rather than levering the blade, which can snap the connecting tab.
Wide-Eyed Wonder Pumpkin Stencil
A wildly ornate astonished face: two huge round eyes split by vertical bars, a tall oval mouth gaping in shock, and a halo of diamonds, dots, and curved flourishes radiating in every direction. All of it is cut through, from the barred eyes to the smallest accent dot, so the whole pumpkin erupts in patterned light. Rated hard for its piece count, work from the center outward and leave the outer diamonds and dots for the final pass.
Wild Ghost Face Pumpkin Stencil
A wild-haired screaming figure dominates this expert ghost pumpkin stencil, with electrified hair fanning outward in jagged lightning-bolt spikes, a detailed face showing a broad toothy grin, arched brows, and heavily shadowed cheeks, all built from interlocking curved and angular cut-through shapes. The spiked hair is the defining element, each spike tapering to a sharp point. Begin with the outermost hair spikes, cutting from tip to base, so their fine points are done before the large central face cavities are removed and the wall becomes more flexible.
Will You Marry Me Pumpkin Stencil
The words "WILL YOU MARRY ME" are stacked in four lines of large bold block letters that fill the entire pumpkin face on this hard pumpkin stencil. Each letter is a solid-bordered cutout with counter shapes, and letters with enclosed loops such as the O and D require internal bridges to retain the center islands. Cut the counters inside closed letters first before removing the outer letter bodies, so the island pieces stay seated in place and do not drop into the pumpkin during carving.
Windowsill Smile Pumpkin Stencil
A pair of perfectly round eyes and a gentle upturned smile give this pumpkin a warm, welcoming look that fits right in on a kitchen table or windowsill. Both eyes and the smile are simple cut-through openings with soft curves and zero fragile pieces. This easy design shines on smaller pie pumpkins; scoop the walls a little thinner than usual on a small fruit so a battery tea light can still glow brightly through the modest openings.
Windswept Witch Pumpkin Stencil
A witch in a pointed hat rides her broom across the pumpkin, cloak trailing and broom bristles brushed out to the left as one bold glowing silhouette. The entire figure is cut through as a single connected opening, so the drama comes from the outline rather than fine interior detail. For this medium carve, start with the big body mass and work outward, cutting the hat point and individual bristle tips last so the surrounding rind supports your blade the whole way.
Winged Heart Pumpkin Stencil
A large heart with feathered wings spread wide anchors this hard pumpkin stencil, with a scrolling banner ribbon below carrying decorative curl accents. The heart is kept solid as pumpkin flesh while the wing feather gaps and banner interior are cut through, creating a tattoo-style composition that glows with intricate layered detail. The individual feather separations along each wing are narrow and numerous; carve them starting at the outermost wingtip and working toward the heart so the wing stays attached to the body of the pumpkin longest.
Winking Face Emoji Pumpkin Stencil
A round emoji face with one eye winking shut and the other squinting in a spiral, a wide grin, and a tongue sticking out fills this easy pumpkin stencil. The large circular face outline, the wink line, the spiral eye, the smile strip, and the tongue are all solid orange wall, while the areas around them are pierced so the whole face glows from within. Carve the tongue's narrow center notch before removing the wide background cuts, since the notch is the tightest detail and easiest to slip on with excess pumpkin removed around it.
Winking Wally Pumpkin Stencil
One huge round eye stares while the other squeezes into a curled wink above a giant open grin packed with blocky square teeth, and freckle dots sprinkle each cheek. The eyes, mouth, and freckles all cut through the wall, with skin bridges left in place to form the teeth. Cut the mouth's outer outline first, then remove the gaps between teeth one at a time so each block stays anchored.
Winky Whiskers Pumpkin Stencil
A playful cat face built from two pointed ears, one large round eye and one smaller one, a tiny nose, and three long whisker slits flaring out on each side. All the shapes are pierced through so the ears, mismatched eyes, and whiskers glow in a wide band across the pumpkin. Cut the skinny whisker slits first while the wall is strongest, then open the bigger eye holes.
Wisconsin Pumpkin Stencil
Wisconsin's distinctive outline fills the center of this pumpkin stencil, its jagged northern coastline and small Door Peninsula peninsula cut cleanly away to glow as a single solid state shape when lit. The entire interior of the state boundary is pierced through, casting a bold Wisconsin silhouette in light against the dark pumpkin. Score the sharp indentations along the Lake Superior shoreline slowly, since those tight interior corners are where the blade most easily wanders and widens the cut.
Wisconsin State Shape
Wisconsin's familiar outline, complete with the Door County thumb jutting into Lake Michigan, is removed as one clean cut-through silhouette that glows edge to edge. The shell around it stays solid so the state shape pops at night. Cut the jagged northern and eastern notches first while the wall is still rigid, then free the big southern mass in sections rather than one heavy piece.
Wishing Sky Pumpkin Stencil
A crescent moon anchors one side while five stars and a scattering of small round dot holes twinkle across the rest of the pumpkin like a busy night sky. Every element is cut through, and the pattern wraps wide, which suits a bumpy or warty pumpkin beautifully. The medium rating comes from the sheer count of pieces, so drill or punch the little dots first as reference points, then carve the stars and finish with the big crescent.
Witch Cauldron Pumpkin Stencil
A witch's cauldron viewed straight on forms this easy witch pumpkin stencil, with three bubble circles floating above the pot, a wide rectangular opening for the cauldron mouth, a thick rim strip, and two claw-footed legs flanking a centered spout at the base. All the shapes are cut through as separate open pieces, glowing independently when lit to suggest a bubbling brew. Cut the three small bubble circles near the top of the design first, since they sit in isolation and are easiest to control before the larger cuts below loosen the wall.
Witch Hat Jack-o-Lantern Pumpkin Stencil
A grinning jack-o-lantern face wearing a small pointed witch hat sits at the center of this easy funny pumpkin stencil. The face features two large crescent-shaped eyes with small round highlight dots inside each, a triangular nose, a wide upward-curving mouth with a center tooth drip, and wispy curl accents at the cheek corners. The hat brim and crown are solid while the eye crescents, nose, and mouth are cut through. Carve the two small round eye-highlight dots before removing the larger crescent eye shapes so those tiny circles stay intact and the eye reads with dimension when lit.
Witch Hat Pumpkin Stencil
This witch-hat pumpkin stencil reduces the classic Halloween icon to its boldest shapes: a wide, wavy brim in two swooping cut-out bands, a trapezoidal crown, and a tight spiral curl at the hat's tip. The large open areas mean the design reads clearly even on a small pumpkin, and the lit result is a silhouette-style hat floating against glowing orange. Cut the lower brim band first, then the upper brim, and finally the crown, so the spiral finial stays supported until the end.
Witch on Moon Pumpkin Stencil
A large crescent moon shape is carved away to create a sweeping dark arc on this easy Halloween pumpkin stencil, and within that negative space a witch's profile appears in silhouette: a pointed hat, hooked nose, and grasping claw-like fingers reaching downward. A cluster of three small rectangular slots and a jagged hat-brim notch provide the only additional cut elements. The cropped hat top is a floating island; secure it with a toothpick before you make the final crescent arc cut so it doesn't drop and crack the brim.
Witch Silhouette Pumpkin Stencil
A full-length witch figure stands in this expert pumpkin stencil, crowned by a tall pointed hat with a wide brim, her long flowing robes splitting into jagged tapered strips that trail toward the ground, bony fingers extending from her sleeves, and a curling decorative element at the hem. The design is built from many narrow vertical cut-through strips separated by very thin orange bridges, giving the finished carving an almost lace-like quality when lit. Work from the hat point downward, cutting each robe strip individually before widening cuts near the base where the shapes are broader.
Witch with Staff Pumpkin Stencil
A robed witch stands arms wide inside a large circular moon, gripping a tall staff crowned with a starburst, while jagged flame shapes rise from the ground at her feet in this expert-level witch pumpkin stencil. The large moon disc is pierced open, and the witch figure is left as a solid pumpkin-skin silhouette within it, creating a glowing halo effect around her when lit. The staff is the most isolated element, connected to the composition only by a thin wrist bridge, so leave it uncut until every surrounding section is finished.
Witch's Brew Pumpkin Stencil
A bubbling witch's cauldron sends three curling plumes of steam up the pumpkin's face, all rendered in carved shading rather than pierced holes. You shave the skin to different depths so the pot, bubbles, and smoke glow in layered tones while the wall stays fully intact. Work the steam swirls shallow and the cauldron mouth deepest to get that lit-from-within brew effect.
Witchy Whiskers Pumpkin Stencil
A cat's head wearing a floppy witch hat, carved as one connected glowing shape with the hat brim flaring wide and the tip curling over. Pointed whisker cuts flick out from each cheek, and the whole silhouette is cut through so it lights up as a single bold window. A manageable medium carve; the curl at the hat tip is the trickiest sliver, so saw it slowly and support the rind with your free hand.
Wonky Wally Pumpkin Stencil
This lovably lopsided face pairs one round eye with one droopy crescent eye, a triangle nose, and a huge crooked grin full of uneven square teeth, plus a pair of dot dimples on each cheek. The eyes, nose, mouth, and dots are pierced while the mismatched tooth bars stay attached. It suits odd-shaped pumpkins perfectly; cut the tooth gaps in random sizes and the wonkier it looks, the better.
Wonky Winston Pumpkin Stencil
A charmingly wonky face with one huge oval eye, one small squinting eye, and a crooked smile that tilts up at the corner. Everything cuts through, and the mismatched shapes are the whole joke, so wobbly lines only add character. This is a forgiving easy carve for kids' first attempts or oddly shaped pumpkins; cut the big eye last since the wall flexes more once the large opening is removed.
Woodland Toadstool Relief
An enchanted cluster of spotted toadstools carved in deep relief: one grand mushroom with a striped, gilled underside towers over smaller caps, ribbed stems, and leafy ground cover below. There are no pierced holes; the whole scene is sculpted by shaving the wall to different depths so light glows warmest under the big cap. This expert design rewards planning, so rough out the major cap shapes first and save the fine gill lines and spots for last.
Woolly Wanda Pumpkin Stencil
A woolly alpaca stands in profile with its long neck raised, its whole fluffy body rendered as one shaved shape with a sweet stippled face. This is a continuous-wall design: peel away just the skin inside the alpaca outline so the pale flesh reads as its fleecy coat, with no pierced holes. Use a small loop tool for the tight fur texture around the head, and work in thin layers so you never break through.
Wyoming Pumpkin Stencil
Wyoming's nearly rectangular outline is the entire design in this easy pumpkin stencil, its flat top and bottom edges contrasting with small notches at the upper left and lower left corners that mark the state's actual border jogs. The whole interior is pierced as a single open cutout, producing a bright rectangle of light with just those two characteristic corner indentations to identify the Cowboy State. Score slowly through each interior corner notch: the blade naturally wants to skip past the short jog, so pause and reposition rather than trying to cut both sides of the notch in one stroke.
Wyoming State Shape
Wyoming's famously rectangular border becomes one big luminous panel in this ultra-simple state cutout. The entire shape is removed through the wall, giving you a broad, even wash of candlelight with crisp square corners. It is about as beginner-friendly as carving gets; tape the stencil level, score the four sides with a ruler as your guide, and take the big slab out in two halves so it releases without cracking the surrounding wall.
Yoga Tree Pose
A serene human figure balances in yoga tree pose, arms raised overhead and one foot tucked against the standing leg. The whole silhouette is a shaded design: you shave the skin inside the figure so the body glows softly, while thin bridges of rind keep details like the bent knee readable. At medium difficulty, work from the torso outward and shave the narrow arms and standing leg gently to avoid breaking through.
Zen Balance Pumpkin Stencil
A serene figure balances in yoga tree pose, arms raised overhead and one foot tucked against the standing leg, flanked by leafy sprigs on a shaved ground line. The design is entirely skin-shave shading with no pierced holes, so the figure glows in pale relief against the dark rind. Shave the torso and legs in long continuous strokes for smooth lines, then detail the thin arms and leaves with a fine gouge.
Zigzag Scowler Pumpkin Stencil
A classic angry jack-o'-lantern face with two sharp slanted eyes, a split two-part nose, and a jagged zigzag frown of pointed teeth. All five openings are cut straight through the wall, leaving the rest of the pumpkin untouched for maximum contrast. It is an easy pattern with only a handful of pieces, so take your time on the zigzag mouth and cut each tooth point cleanly before pushing the waste piece out.
Zombie Arm Pumpkin Stencil
A single decayed zombie arm reaches upward from the ground in this pumpkin stencil, the skeletal hand and bony fingers clawing into empty space while the forearm and sleeve taper to a ragged ground line at the base. The design is mostly one large connected negative-space cut with thin solid bridges defining the sleeve folds and individual finger bones. Cut the individual finger separations before releasing the large arm opening so the fingertips stay supported until the end.
Zombie Hand Pumpkin Stencil
A zombie hand clawing upward from the ground is the subject of this beginner zombie pumpkin stencil. The fingers are spread wide and elongated, separated by narrow solid bridges of pumpkin that keep each digit distinct when lit. A ragged cuff at the wrist and a puddle-like base anchor the composition at the bottom. The carved areas glow dramatically against the uncut pumpkin surface, suggesting a corpse emerging from the earth. Leave the slender bridges between the fingers for last so the hand shape stays supported while you remove the larger flanking areas.