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If you must use a candle, cut a circle out of the bottom of the pumpkin to place the candle underneath it instead of removing the top. Why settle for a regular pumpkin when you can have a flirty one? Carve out a small circle for the eye, and then cut out a small slit for the mouth. Finally, carve a small triangle for the eyelash and you’ve got yourself a winking pumpkin. Unable to find original carving details, I believe the tongue is a piece of another pumpkin with the outer skin removed with a bit of carving to round the edges. Create a dapper and stylish pumpkin by carving out a mustache for the mouth. Add some round glasses and a bowtie to complete the look. It’s best to buy the dry ice as close to when it will be used as possible. If left in a cooler overnight it will evaporate fully.

The different shapes inspire ideas but nothing like this list of cool pumpkin carving ideas! Unique Pumpkin Carving Ideas This Pumpkin Devouring a Bloody Leg, which has been viral on the internet, originates as an entry to a pumpkin carving contest for This Old House in 2010.If these pumpin carving ideas weren’t enough, while I was searching for fun pumpkin carving ideas I ran into a series of ‘ pumpkins giving birth’ online. I’m thinking up Halloween food and drink recipes and am excited to pull our storage bins down to spookify our house and porch. Create a creepy and unsettling pumpkin by carving out a mouth with broken teeth. Add some blood and scratches to make it look like it’s been in a fight.

Drilled Pumpkin Light. Using a faux pumpkin (you can also use a real one), use an electric drill to add holes. Put a hole in the bottom using a craft knife and insert a low wattage candelabra bulb or an LED tealight. (via Dream A Little Bigger) Vomiting pumpkinshave been all the rage over the past few years. How is it a squash spewing seeds can evoke the gag reflex? I find them asrepulsive as I do funny. 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.If you want to give your pumpkin a bit of personality, try carving a goofy grin. Carve out a wide smile on your pumpkin and add a few crooked teeth for effect. You can also carve out a tongue to make it look even sillier. I wanted to share some fantastic examples to perhaps prompt you out of your pumpkin carving box this Halloween! The candle can sit on the flat ground and you can lift the pumpkin off instead of reaching into the pumpkin, risking burning yourself (hard to light the candle too) or stablizing the candle on the uneven pumpkin surface. More You’ll Love

Why not give your pumpkin a bit of a bite? Carve two pointed fangs at the bottom of your pumpkin and you’ve got yourself a vampire pumpkin. Use a small knife or a sharp object to create two small holes, then carve the fangs from there.For those who want to add some anime flair to their Halloween decorations, try carving an anime mouth. Use a small knife or a sharp object to carve out a small, round mouth with a pointed chin. Add some big eyes and a nose to complete the anime look. We use it for treats on Halloween night as well, having little ghouls pull a pop, which they love not realizing the wreath is more than mere décor. The first step is to choose the right pumpkin. You want a pumpkin with a flat surface where you can draw your design. Look for a pumpkin that is firm, smooth, and free from bruises or soft spots.

Sometimes, the classics are the best. Carve out a classic smiley face on your pumpkin to give it a warm and friendly expression. Use a carving knife trace the outline of the mouth, and then cut out the shape.B&M Top Tip: You can find light-up pumpkin ornaments and faux pumpkins in either traditional or original colours to sit alongside your creations in a fun display with other Halloween decor. Cannibal Pumpkin. You will need two pumpkins for this project, one large and one small. Cut open a lid at a 45 degree angle and gut the pumpkin. Trace out the eyes and mouth before cutting. Be sure to make one end of the mouth larger to fit the smaller pumpkin, who should have a scared face! (via flair.be) B&M Top Tip: Carve different squashes in a range of colours, shapes and sizes to place around your home? Mary Jane Duford is a passionate gardener and well-acclaimed authority in the world of horticulture. As a certified Master Gardener and Permaculture Garden Designer with over a decade of hands-on experience, she has honed her skills to cultivate a deeper understanding of the natural world around us. Beyond her gardening prowess, Mary Jane holds a distinct edge as a Professional Engineer, an expertise that often intertwines with her gardening methodologies, bringing a unique perspective to her readers. Tinker Bell Pixie Dust Pumpkin. Begin with a faux pumpkin and a template of Tinker Bell (link below). Affix the template on the pumpkin and use a pushpin to trace out the image. For carving, you will need: Hot knife, cordless drill 1/16 and 1/8 drills and artificial carving saws. A small light bulb will provide the most illumination. The faux pumpkin can be used yearly, but you can also create this same look with a real pumpkin. More detailed instructions at the provided link. (via Instructables)