Because you demanded it – seriously, you guys really demanded it, lots and lots and lots of times – here is the first of this year’s Free Halloween Pumpkin Carving Patterns. Enjoy, and come back for more – coming up from now until Halloween we have free pumpkin carving stencils for Harry Potter, more Twilight, some Michael Jackson, Watchmen, a whole Johnny Depp series, Evil Dead, Pushing Daisies, Fringe, the Guild, the new Star Trek movie, Mad Men, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, a couple more Heroes characters, True Blood and District 9.
Just click on the big image below to get your stencil!
free halloween pumpkin carving pattern
Looking for more free pumpkin carving templates? Previous free carving stencils include: Metallicar from Supernatural, Dr. Horrible and Captain Hammer from Joss Whedon’s “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog”, Jareth the Goblin King from the movie Labyrinth, Starbuck and Apollo from SciFi’s SyFy’s “Battlestar Galactica,” Sam and Dean Winchester (CW’s “Supernatural”), The 10th Doctor from Doctor Who, Hurley from ABC’s “Lost”, Ianto and Jack (BBC’s “Torchwood”), Star Trek (TOS), Heroes, Donnie Darko, Pan’s Labyrinth and Firefly.
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ok, that link didnt work out right, lol…heres a better one http://ultimate-pumpkin-stencils.com/2009/new-moo…
Thanks I think I have this now !!!!!! I will try it and you can let me know later !!!!!!!
Lea
I ABSOLUTLY LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOCUTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i just carved this into my pumpkin. :]]] it was actually kind of hard. but i got through it. :]
these are better than other pumkin templates
i love this But can you tell me how I could do my grandson? on the pumkin I want to do it myself
You need to start with a good, high contrast image of your grandson, preferably one with the light casting on one side of the face, with the other side in deep shadow.
Then it’s just a matter of tracing out and simplifying the shapes, trying to strike a balance between a likeness and something that’s actually carveable.
If you don’t have photoshop, one thing you could do is take the photo of your grandson to a photocopier, then photocopy the photocopy, and keep on going until you have something that still looks like your grandson.
I’m working on it !!!!!Thanks