
Make party pumpkins or ones with scary faces: These simple carving projects are quick and inexpensive, and require only a few supplies.
This straightforward pumpkin says it all. Print our "Boo!" template, trace the design with a needle or large pin, and carve along the pattern with a linoleum-carving tool.
Grouped together on the mantel, Drac-o'-lantern and tiny-winged pals create a Transylvanian scene.
Creating your own googly-eyed monsters has never been easier. Just don't get too close -- these guys look hungry.
With our startled pumpkin face template, it's easy to shock trick-or-treaters.
Print our template to make a pumpkin with a treat-filled cavernous mouth.
Gather the kids to carve a mini "scare-cob" and his easy-to-make props.
Painted black, these mischievous pumpkins are a twist on traditional jack-'o-lanterns.
Beware, these singing squashes had the tops of their heads cut off.
Slice off a mini pumpkin's stem, carve features, and then confine it in a teapot or candy dish.
This frightful bunch of apple gourds are carved to have similar shifty glances and tormented frowns.
You may not be able to hear shrieks or cries from these screaming and sad pumpkins, but their faces say it all.
Use our template, an awl, and a keyhole saw to create a basket out of a lopsided pumpkin.
Hollow out pumpkins from the bottom and position their features on top so the stems serve as noses.
Embellish your centerpiece pumpkins with marbled-paper leaves made using our templates.
Fill this vessel with dry ice for a smoldering display, or use it to serve spooky punch.