Halloween pumpkin carving ideas for beginners

Try our easy ideas for Halloween pumpkins and have the kids help you make these fun designs. First, use our simple templates to make our best pumpkin recipes.

1. Cat pumpkin

Add a cute cat cutout to your Halloween table to finish off your witchy look. We love how the thick whiskers and expressive eyes look. Make ears out of the orange peel that are shaped like triangles. Then, scrape the flesh off the bottom of the peel. Hold the ears on top of the pumpkin with cocktail sticks that have been cut in half.

2. Owl pumpkin

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Our owl pumpkin design is great for the scary season. Cut your owl’s stomach with small arrowheads down the middle to make it look like feathers. Then, make feet out of orange peel to finish off this great Halloween bird.

3. Little pumpkin, big pumpkin

For a classic look, use a scary pumpkin face. For a fun twist, put a small pumpkin surprise inside. If you can, use pumpkins of different colors to make a really striking display. Use the eye remover on a potato peeler to get accurate scoops for carving the face into the smaller squash.

4. Laughing pumpkin

Who said that Halloween had to be scary? This silly pumpkin face with its gap-toothed smile is too cute to pass up. Even though this is a simple design that kids can try, it looks great when it’s lit up.

5. Scary thoughts pumpkin

Use a scary word or phrase to get into the Halloween spirit. You could use “boo,” “eeek,” “spooky,” “happy Halloween,” or “trick or treat.” You could print the word in your favorite font and then use it as a guide to trace it. Draw a line around the word with a marker, then use a small knife to cut it out.

6. Shadow pumpkin

Put your pumpkin up against a wall and watch the pattern you carved into the back make shadows move on the wall.

7. Polka dots pumpkin

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This polka dot pumpkin is incredibly easy and stunning to look at. The simple design is effective and eye-catching for a more subtle look. Carve out small dots and circles using small knives and skewers or make things easier with an electric drill. You can use a ruler to make sure the dots are evenly spaced out.

8. Coloured filter pumpkin

Glue flame-resistant paper to the back of the pumpkin’s front face to make a colored filter. Do not use a naked flame to light your pumpkin. Instead, use a torch.

9. Bat pumpkin

What goes better with Halloween than a scary bat? Use clip art to help you draw a simple bat shape. The bat can be carved out completely, or you can carve around it to make a shape.

10. Spooky vase pumpkin

Use everyday items from around the house to bring your pumpkin to life. Create a face from nuts and bolts, use white reflective tape as bandages or chop off the top and add some colourful flowers for your spooky vase!

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