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French Bulldog Pumpkin Stencil
A French Bulldog face stares straight out in this hard dog pumpkin stencil, its large upright bat ears, flat wrinkled muzzle, deep-set eye hollows, pushed-in nose, and jowl folds all captured as a continuous linework design with the open channels carved through and the skin ridges left intact. The ears are wide and open, connecting to the head via two curving lines that form thin bridges at the ear base. Carve the interior face details, including the eye hollows, nose curl, and jowl lines, before cutting the outer ear outlines, so the head stays rigidly attached while you work the delicate inner linework.

French Bulldog Puppy Pumpkin Stencil
A front-facing French Bulldog puppy sits with large upright ears, wide cartoon eyes with round pupils, a flat pushed-in nose, spot-marked cheeks with tiny freckle dots, and chunky paws crossed at the bottom in this dog pumpkin stencil. The cut-away areas around the ears, inside the eyes, and across the chest give the glowing jack-o-lantern a strong portrait effect with plenty of warm orange pumpkin skin defining the Frenchie's wrinkled face. Carve the freckle dots and pupil circles before the ear openings so the delicate face detail is cut while the surrounding skin is at its firmest.

Upright Ears, Heart and Dots
A French bulldog's unmistakable head, with its big upright bat ears and round cheeks, glows as one large cut-through opening, crowned by three small dots above and a little heart floating below the chin. The design is mostly one generous shape, so it carves quickly and forgives wobbly saw lines. Cut the heart and dots first as warmups, then saw the head outline slowly around those tall ear points.

Upright-Eared Bulldog Face
An adorable French bulldog face with the breed's signature upright bat ears glowing at the top, round eyes, a button nose, and a tidy mustache-like muzzle with a small mouth below. The ears, eyes, nose, and muzzle are pierced openings while the skin between them shapes the flat Frenchie face. At medium difficulty the big ear panels are easy, but take care around the narrow gap between the nose and mouth so the bridge stays intact.