Add colorful details like stripes or dots after the paint dries. Finally, cut out a small hole at the top of the pumpkin and insert a metal hook. Hang the pumpkin from a sturdy branch or doorknob, and fill it with your favorite Halloween candy! Cow Pumpkin For the legs, carve out two small holes in the sides of the body pumpkin and insert the smaller pumpkins. To start, choose a large pumpkin that is free of blemishes and has a flat bottom to sit on. Cut off the top of the pumpkin and scoop out the seeds and pulp.

This is a great project for kids, as they can get creative with their farm animal designs. Consider painting your farmhouse onto the pumpkin to add a personal touch to make your farm scene extra special. Vintage Candy Wrapper PumpkinsFinally, light up your pumpkin with a candle or light to show off your spooky masterpiece. Happy Halloween!

For a sweet and romantic pumpkin, try carving out a heart-shaped mouth. Add some blush to the cheeks and some lashes to the eyes to complete the look. The first step is to select a large pumpkin that is in good condition and has a shape that will lend itself well to a feline design.

26. Lace Patterned Pumpkins

Then, gather your tools, including a carving knife, scraper, and stencil. Start by cutting off the top of the pumpkin and scooping out the seeds and pulp. If you want to go the extra mile, you could even carve a face into the pumpkin so that it looks like the Mohawk is coming from the top of the head. This is sure to be a conversation starter and will definitely make your pumpkin stand out from the rest. Vampire Pumpkin Once you’ve finished carving, place a tea light inside the pumpkin and light it up for a spooky and fun decoration. Use a small saw or serrated knife to carefully carve out the teeth, making sure to create sharp, pointed edges.