Bat Pumpkin Carving Stencils: 30+ Templates, Patterns, and Ideas, Including Scary Bats, Vampire Bats, Cartoon Bats, Realistic Bats, and More!

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Get your hands on these 15 free Halloween pumpkin carving patterns which are simple to trace and give you great results after being carved out. This super cool collection of 10 free and scary Halloween pumpkin carving stencils, patterns and faces and ideas is one of those things which you must have for this year’s Halloween season. We know how exciting Halloween can make you guys feel so we had to do something more fun this time around and we’re glad to present to you the big jaw devil faces, creepy and scary Jack O’ Lanterns and so much more within this collection of stencils and printable templates. Simply carve the top of the pumpkin and paint it with your favorite glittery paint before embedding your lovely flowers.Whenever you hear the word Halloween, we are sure that the first image that your brain creates for you is of a haunted house, bats running around it while ghosts are doing their thing, making sure that they scare the bejesus out of you.

This is similar to the black bat design, but this has wings made from curved lines along both side edges. Cookies collect information about your preferences and your devices and are used to make the site work as you expect it to, to understand how you interact with the site, and to show advertisements that are targeted to your interests.You can also make these scaring effects appear more 3D by applying black dots or lines where the stitches meet. For easier cleanup, place pumpkins in a big cardboard box before you tell your kids about Jackson Pollock. Next, check your design against your pumpkin, make sure it looks right and is exactly what you want going forward. But there’s more to this collection of stencils because we have also created ghosts and scary skull stencils for you guys.

Stacy Fisher is an expert on crafting, sewing, and frugal finds, sharing her knowledge of hands-on DIY creations, finding freebies, and budgeting. One of the most popular Halloween traditions is creating a Jack O’Lantern face for the porch and it’s something I love to do.

Carve small arrowheads down the middle for a feathery effect on your owl's stomach, then cut orange peels into feet to add the final finishing touch to this brilliant Halloween bird. If you’re using a printable stencil such as ours then you will want to make sure you print it right.