Pumpkin carving templates
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Velociraptor Pumpkin Stencil
A snarling velociraptor lunges forward on this dinosaur pumpkin stencil, its open jaws showing individual teeth, forelegs raised with curved claws, and a long stiff tail arcing behind. The design uses a mix of pierced negative space and thin pumpkin-wall bridges to define the body segments, so the lit jack-o-lantern shows the raptor as an orange figure ringed by dark gaps. Start by cutting the smallest interior tooth shapes and claw details before removing the large body sections, so the surrounding wall keeps the stencil stable throughout.
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.
Wild Monster Pumpkin Stencil
A wild-haired cartoon monster character grins with an enormous open mouth in this pumpkin stencil, its jagged mane and raised arms forming the outer silhouette, while the gaping mouth interior and a large swirling single eye are the primary cut-through elements. Small outstretched finger gaps and a body hollow add secondary glow points. Cut the wide gaping mouth cavity first since it is the largest opening and removing it early prevents the pumpkin wall from bowing when you make the tighter surrounding cuts.
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.
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.
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.
Witch on Broomstick Moon Pumpkin Stencil
A classic Halloween silhouette of a witch on a broomstick crossing a full moon fills this pumpkin stencil. The large circle is carved out as a single open pierce, leaving the witch and cat riding the broom as raised orange pumpkin forms within the glowing moon. Wisps of hair or cloak stream behind the figure, and a black cat perches at the broom's tip. Because the witch's streaming hair separates into narrow strips, cut those final wisps with a fine detail blade and work from the broom tip toward the figure to avoid breaking them.
Witch on Moon Pumpkin Stencil
A tall oval moon dominates this hard witch pumpkin stencil, with a thin vertical broomstick cutting through the center and a small witch figure silhouetted at the bottom, surrounded by four-pointed star cutouts. The moon is carved as a large open oval, so the broom handle remains as a solid pumpkin bridge crossing the glow. Stars scattered inside and outside the moon add sparkling pinhole light around the scene. Cut the large moon oval first to establish the dominant glow, but do not sever the broomstick bridge at the center until the very last pass.
Witch Silhouette Moon Pumpkin Stencil
A silhouette witch pumpkin stencil showing a tall, elegant witch figure standing inside a large oval moon shape, holding her broomstick upright at her side with its bristle end resting on the ground and a small curled wisp near her feet. The witch silhouette stays solid orange while the surrounding oval moon area is carved away, creating a glowing halo effect that frames the dark figure. Carve the large oval background sections on either side of the witch's body in two passes, leaving the thin bridges at her hat brim and broomstick handle intact to keep the figure anchored.
Witch Silhouette Pumpkin Stencil
A full-length witch silhouette fills this jack-o-lantern pumpkin stencil: pointed hat, flowing robes, and a broomstick are all rendered as pierced cut-through shapes, with the surrounding robe fabric left as solid orange pumpkin wall. On the lit pumpkin the broomstick and cloaked figure read as glowing orange forms against a dark background. The witch's hat brim is a narrow horizontal bridge; cut that piece last and work inward from the wider robe sections to keep it from snapping under tool pressure.
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 Hands Pumpkin Stencil
Two zombie arms thrust upward side by side on this zombie pumpkin stencil, each one emerging from a ragged torn sleeve at the base, with elongated bony fingers splayed wide and dripping flesh hanging from the wrists. The arms are the solid orange wall while the space around them is pierced away, so the pair of grasping hands glows against a dark background. The skinny finger tips are the most vulnerable pieces, so keep a finger pressed gently on each tip from the outside as you cut around it to prevent the thin point from breaking off.
Zombie Jack-o-Lantern Pumpkin Stencil
A zombie jack-o-lantern face built from two large ringed eyes with small round pupils, curved eyebrows, tiny paired nose holes, and a wide rectangular mouth filled with jagged uneven teeth above and below. The bulging eyes retain orange rings between the outer circle and pupil circle, creating a wild, spinning stare when lit. The two circular eye rings are floating islands that must be secured; after cutting each outer eye circle, press the ring from the inside so it sits flush before removing the surrounding pumpkin section.