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Gory mouth is more scary than the spider! Credit: nickjohnson/Flickr
A new take on terror. Credit: davidsmith@snet/Flickr
This one came in from Matthew at Mediaworks Online Marketing, he used an electric drill to help create this pumpkin masterpiece.
Artistry on display. Credit: JoshBerglund19/Flickr
Aye aye! Credit: indigoprime/Flickr
The great pumpkin monster! Credit: Benfulton/Flickr
Ideas for the even handed. Credit: Shlabotnik/Flickr
A family of scallywags! Credit: Benfulton/Flickr
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I’m always stumped when it comes to carving my pumpkin. I want to do something cool but often resort to a classic toothy grin. Hope these ideas will spark something in your head!
Amazing – but within reach for an adult, I think:
A classic happy face:
If you have an hour or 10 to spare try this:
I bet this one is harder than it looks – and it looks hard!
I’m pretty sure this is a Star Trek reference:
How about this big toothy grin:
This pumpkin is super scary!
Drawing lines helped this carver:
And my personal favorite:
Here are 19 more pumpkin carving ideas. This page has 13 more pumpkin carving ideas. No repeats!
October 23rd, 2009 at 10:43 am
Not a STAR TREK refenence…its a Cyclon from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA!
October 23rd, 2009 at 6:23 pm
husband saw cathys post and informed me it is cylon, not cyclon- but yes its battlestar galactica.
on another note- another great idea is to carve designs into the paper lunch bags. i did it one year when i jumped the gun and carved pumpkins way too early, and the molded a few days short of halloween. just carve like you would a pumpkin, using an exacto knife, and make sure to put a piece of card board between the layers, as to not carve both sides. add a bit of rice, or dried beans on the bottom to weigh it down and add a tea light- voila! faux pumpkin!
November 7th, 2009 at 3:28 am
Could you recommend any specific resources, books, or other blogs on this topic?
November 7th, 2009 at 12:54 pm
I recommend doing a Google search for pumpkin carving ideas and see what you come up with. Also search Amazon for pumpkin-related topics. There are probably a lot of good sales post-Halloween!