Pumpkin carving templates
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Witch on a Left-Brushed Broom
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.
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 Flaming Staff Pumpkin Stencil
A robed witch figure stands holding a tall staff topped with a flame in this expert pumpkin stencil, her pointed hat bearing a spiral curl at the tip and wisps of energy trailing her cloak and pooling at her feet. The design reads as a solid silhouette with strategic interior cuts for the face, flame, and cloak detail, so candlelight halos the entire figure while the fine interior strips glow separately. Keep the narrow bridge connecting the flame to the staff intact until last, as it is the most likely point to snap under blade pressure.
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.
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.