33 Amazing Halloween Pumpkin Carving Ideas!
Mickey Mouse Pumpkin
While Studio DIY crafted this Mickey Mouse decor out of faux pumpkins, why not use the concept on real ones? The tutorial includes printable stencils to make it easy.
Thorny Pumpkin
When you have themed dishes to match, a spiky jack-o'-lantern can make a great centerpiece or party platter accent. A linoleum cutter etches the design into the pumpkin without cutting all the way through for a design that glows; hollow it out from the bottom to insert an LED tea light.
Get the tutorial at Country Living.
Baby Yoda Pumpkin
Baby Yoda has been an inspiration for everything from pet Halloween costumes to Amazon Echo Dot stands, so why not let the beloved character take the spotlight on your pumpkin?
Instagram Pumpkin
This pumpkin is definitely Instagram worthy. Carve bats around the social media app logo and stick an orange smoking canister inside for a spooky effect.
Cottage Pumpkin
While this pumpkin carving is meant to be a haunted house, you can easily play down its spooky vibes by removing the bats and adding a few flowers around the home to set a lovely, magical cottage scene.
Eyeball Pumpkin
What's creepier than a single detailed eye? Make it feel like something's always watching your front yard with this eyeball pumpkin. Bonus: Add another pumpkin next to it with very sharp-looking teeth to enhance the spookiness.
Puking Pumpkin
Make use of your pumpkin's guts this year by literally putting them on display to give off the impression your pumpkin is puking its guts out.
Zombie Pumpkin
Another creepy take: a pumpkin with an exposed brain made of a smaller, white pumpkin.
Googly Eye Pumpkin
Carve googly eyes on your pumpkin, add a tongue, and you'll have a silly-looking display in no time. Kids are sure to love this fun one!
Mad Cat Pumpkin
Alice in Wonderland fans will appreciate this Cheshire cat–inspired pumpkin carving idea. That distinctive, mischievous grin never fails to spook.
Pumpkin Vase
Take a cue from The Crafted Life to create a chic pumpkin centerpiece. You don't have to stick to classic Halloween kitsch to carve a pumpkin that still feels festive! Choose an unconventional color or paint a plain pumpkin for a fun surprise.
Heart Eyes Pumpkin
A heart-shaped cookie cutter is all you need to make this adorable pumpkin—that is unless you'd prefer to freehand it! Add a soft side smile for extra cuteness.
Evil Tree Trunk Pumpkin
Instead of carving this intricate evil tree trunk design, all you have to do is place a printout of it over a giant oval carved into your pumpkin. Light it up with an LED candle, and you'll be set.
Tiny, Colorful Pumpkins
Give mini white pumpkins carved with classic jack-o'-lantern faces a vibrant twist by dying them with food coloring. Arrange them on a cake plate an instant centerpiece.
Get the tutorial at Family Chic.
Tinker Bell Pumpkin
Add a bit of fairy magic to your Halloween celebration with a pumpkin carving that resembles Tinker Bell and her iconic pixie dust.
Get the tutorial at Instructables.
Hungry Pumpkin
This two-in-one pumpkin is scary, creative, and funny all at once—the Halloween trifecta. The tricky part (you know, beyond having A-plus carving skills) is cutting the mouth just the right size to fit a smaller gourd. You can help hold it in place with toothpicks.
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