Halloween Pumpkin Carving Ideas
by DK
on
Oct 8, 2009
I asked you for your Pumpgrins, so that for the coming Halloween many of us, can have templates and ideas to work with. If you have never carved pumpkins before, I hope that this step by step tutorial for carving pumpkins will be of help.I will be displaying your creations here as and when I get your pictures. Enjoy the scary show :)
The first one is one from Soma from ECurry who shares her real spooky pumpkins. I especially dig the center one which looks amazing and looks apt to hang right on your front porch! Don't forget to check out her Homemade Harissa recipe.
Making faces has never been so rewarding ;). I loved the toothy smile which this pumpkin had to give to all of us from Supriya from Celebrating Little things in Life. This is another to make with your family!
I found this amazing video in You tube which described how one can add additional design details to an existing pumpkin design. A simple trick but brings about a profound change.
The minute I saw this carving, I knew I wanted to make this one! Just take a look at this! Majestic, meticulous yet something spooky enough for a Halloween party! Please click on this link for the source.
This site - extremepumpkins.com has some amazing, mind blowing and out of this world (literally!) pumpkin carving ideas. There is no shortage of creative carving!
What is a snack doing amidst all this pumpkin carving ideas - you might ask. You are justified in asking too - But I just couldnt stop myself from displaying this cute snack halloween theme based creation from Family Fun website. That's a neat idea I would say. See this link for the source and steps to make this.
When we first carved our Jack-O-Lantern's, we thought we will do a step by step tutorial, just in case there was someone like us who has never made one before. And when we heard from Dolly that she actually used these tutorials to carve an amazing pumpkin for the first time (that it hardly looks like it was tried for the first time), it gave us immense pleasure and happiness that our effort was of some use. That's one rocking Pumpkin Dolly!
Mr.P has every reason to be proud. It was delightful to read the opening line of his mail and upon clicking the link, I thought he was justified in what he told me. On a cake stand? Why didn't I think of it before?
Dear Meghana made my day with her generous mail. In addition to some good words about Chef In You, she also informed me that her Jack O Lanterns was her first time and inspired from the carving tutorial at this site. I couldn't come to believe that these pumpkin carvings was from a first timer. They look so pro - don't you think?
She and her two darlings are a riot! Just can't help but adore them like crazy. What more - they have talent and creativity oozing out of their every pore. Another Jack O'Lantern finds its way here and it competes with her first one. Scary isn't it?
I absolutely loved the Cinderella carving which Ann sent me. I have been meaning to carve cartoons on my pumpkin and this is perfect for me! Just check out her Cinderella and her prince
Dear Sathya sends not one pumpkin but two. She went all out for last two days to come up with two amazing Jack O'Lanterns. You have one to spook you out and another to bring that smile! Satisfying both the horizons :) I loved both and the first one is real spooooky indeed!!!!!
Indu shares her experience of carving her majestic Jack O Lantern and how she did it with the help of eHow tutorial. And needless to say, this is one of the best ways of enjoying an activity with your kids. Indu too had fun doing it with her daughter and also took it to Boston Pumpkin Fest event!
There is something to be said for doing something for the 'first time'. The pleasure and adrenaline that it gives when you work hard for some time and then look back at your creation - the feeling is unparalleled. Ramya shares her first time masterpiece which she carved with her daughter! Perfect memories for life.
Need a creative burst? Want to get out of the norm of carving Jack O Lanterns from the traditional pumpkin? Then this is one for you. Spice used Oranges to do an amazing carving and if you need more initiative - she filled them with chocolate and vanilla pudding! aaah bliss! Need any more reasons to deviate?
I am simply biased to cat based carvings in pumpkins. I dunno why and its indeed surprising since I am not a fan of cats in real life. But somehow a cat carved in a pumpkin looks so elegant and be'witching'. And I felt exactly the same when I saw the carving which Deepika sent over - Bewitching!
Priya tried out making Pumpgrins for the first time and says she enjoyed it as well. Of course there were first time learning's but then inst that the best part of trying anything new?
I love to hear from you! I read each and every comment, and will get
back as soon as I am able to.
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Lauren
on Oct 29, 2014
They are magnificent! Amazing! Brilliant! I love these but they(sadly) are to hard for me to make :lol:
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annymous
on Oct 30, 2013
dang!!! these are amazing!!! i could use these ideas for my kids and teens! i absolutely LOVE your ideas!
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brooke
on Oct 29, 2012
:wink: :wink: i love those pumpkins
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on Oct 15, 2011
this is so cool 8)
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Mery
on Oct 31, 2009
What a great website! I use your ideas for carving pumpkins
I need time to do all your suggestions, they open my senses and looks wonderful. All the best. Mery
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B dog
on Oct 31, 2009
they are so awesome
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sathya sankar
on Oct 30, 2009
Hi Dk ,This is my entry to show your pumgrin event.
http://appetitetreats.blogspot.com/2009/10/happy-halloween.html
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Mr. P
on Oct 29, 2009
You're building quite a gallery! They're great! :)
Thanks :) Its to help anyone looking out for inspiration!
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Mr. P
on Oct 29, 2009
They are really cool. Sent you mine too, but just in case, here's a link:
http://deliciousdeliciousdelicious.blogspot.com/2009/10/halloween-pumpkins.html
The temptation to do another one is building....
By
Doli
on Oct 21, 2009
Hey DK here you go :) Here is the link to my pumpkin carving!
http://amshiteekshi.blogspot.com/2009/10/pumpkin-carving.html
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Doli
on Oct 12, 2009
hehe I made one too inspired by your stencil and step by step instructions. I will send the pictures to you once I get home :) I also made the roasted pumpkin seeds. Do post a recipe on how to use the pumpkin please :)
Can't wait to see your pumpgrins!!!!! :) - yes the recipes coming right up :) -- DK
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