Arrg Mateys. It be Halloween, ‘n as band ‘o pirates we have some ‘o th’ best pumpkins around. ‘Tis year we be sharin’ one ‘o our designs fer all ye pirates to heartly enjoy! That means we be givin’ ’tis scurvy pirate pumpkin template fer free!

As ye can spy wit’ ye eye in th’ image, ’tis template features a ruckas Jolly Roger scurvy pirate skull ‘n cross swords. To download, simply click the image below and save the PDF to your computer. Then print and carve for the best pirate pumpkin this side of the seven seas.

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What you will need:

• a pumpkin (of course)
• a printed copy of the template
• Pumpkin carving kit
  
• a battery operated tea light or actual tea light candle
• Thumb tack
• tape

How to use:

1. Wash and dry the outside of the pumpkin
2. carve a whole in the top around the stem large enough to fit your hand through. Be sure to carve at an angle so that the lid can sit easily on top of the pumpkin and not fall into it.
3. Scoop out all the innards and save the pumpkin seeds to bake later.
4. Tape the template to the pumpkin
5. Using the thumbtack, poke holes into the pumpkin around the black portions of the template to put the pattern on your pumpkin.
6. Remove the template and carve out each of the black areas now featured on the pumpkin like connect the dots.
7. smooth all edges
8. place candle in center, place stem back on and display.

Grog-filled Halloween!!!

Halloween is getting close! The excitement is literally building. I am already decorating, pumpkin carving and having a blast making DIY projects with the family. Halloween just isn’t Halloween without a few fun DIY projects. Whether it be a homemade Halloween Wreath or Ghostly decorations, we come together with glue guns in hand ready to take Halloween by storm.

This year, We made several paper lanterns and hung them in LED lights to shine up the house. They are perfect for our Halloween party and they are a spooky addition to the decor. Of course, if you don’t want to hang these little lanterns, you can always display them on tables, desks, or anywhere that needs a touch of Halloween. These lanterns come in 4 different colors: Red, green, purple, and orange. If you want a different color, I could probably make that for you and add it to the list. They feature a Black Cat, Jack-o-lantern, A spider in it’s web, and a Skull.

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If you like what you see or download these adorable creations, please consider donating. It takes a lot of time to make these fun printables and every little donation helps.

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To make:

• Download the PDF by clicking the images below
• Print on Cardstock
• Cut out the lantern around the outer solid black lines.
• Fold along the inner dotted lines
• Fold top panels outward (color sides together) and then upward to form the top of the lantern and glue in place.
• Glue side tab to the opposite edge to form the square
• Curve the handle over and glue the tab underneath the opposite edge.
• String on LED lights or display on tables

Halloween is just around the corner! As you are scrambling to put together a costume for yourself and your little ones, we have something to make holiday decorating just a little bit easier. Personal Creations created 15 Jack O’Lantern templates in a range of difficulty levels and styles. The whole family can get involved – the teens can carve a fun emoji face, the crafter can do a graveyard scene and you can carve a cute ghost! If you have kids too young to handle sharp objects, they can also paint, glue beads or decorate with yarn. Happy Halloween everyone!

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What you will need:

• Printer
• Paper
• Desired Pattern (click the image below to find your pattern)
• Pumpkin
• Pumpkin carving kit
  

How to carve a pumpkin:

1. Wash any dirt off the pumpkin.
2. Cut a round circle at the top and remove the stem. Make sure to keep it in tact to use later!
3. Using the pumpkin scooper, remove all of the gooey insides and the pumpkin seeds. If you are adventurous, you can clean off the seeds and bake them with sea salt and spice for a protein-packed treat.
4. Pick your template, print it out and tape it to the side of the pumpkin you wish to carve.
5. using a thumb tack, puncture holes around the outer black portions of the template. Be sure the holes go into the pumpkin and leave the pattern in the pumpkin.
6. Remove printed paper from the pumpkin
7. Next, get to cutting with the pumpkin carving saw, following the design left by the tacks. Be sure you are only cutting the black parts of the template from the pumpkin.
8. Place a tea candle inside and admire your handy work!

From Personal Creations

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This Halloween I wanted to make a very cute Slugterra Pumpkin of Burpy. However, to my surprise, I discovered that there are no Slugterra Pumpkin templates available…None…Nada…Zipola… Imagine my shock and horror. How could Slugterra be lacking in this department? These slugs are so cute that they should be displayed in a jack-o-lantern. With my search coming up empty, I realized that I would have to be the one to rectify this nonsense. I went to work straight away. I mean, Halloween is just around the corner and it is time to display our pumpkins.

First I made Burpy…of course. He is definitely my top favorite with his leadership skills, strength, and mischievous side. You can’t have anything Slugterra without this little fire slug. It is also perfect that he is a “fire” slug considering how one lights up a pumpkin. 😉

After Burpy I made Spooker the Frightgeist slug. With one hit, this little guy will make you afraid of everything, including your own shadow. I think he would be funny to have at an entrance to a haunted house. It sure would make everything a whole lot scarier.

The last pumpkin I made was Goon, the mortal enemy of Eli and Burpy. He is certainly one of the more scarier Ghoul slugs with his ability to take over a mind and bend it to his will. Goon’s evilness will go down in history for making Junji destroy his home and nearly duplicating his success with Eli.

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These three Slugterra Pumpkin Templates are free to download, simly click the images below and save the PDFs to your computer. Then Print and Create to make that perfect Slugterra Pumpkin! You can choose Burpy, Spooker or Goon…or Get all three! Be sure to share your images using hashtag #SlugterraHalloween

Burpy the Infurnus Slug and Shane’s Best Friend

Goon the Goon Doc Slug and an Enemy of the Shane Gang

Spooker the Frightgeist Slug

Disney Princess Palace Pet Gleam wanted to celebrate Halloween this year and wear a pumpkin suit similar to that worn by Pumpkin (the character not an actual pumpkin hahahaha). Her costume is a cute little orange pumpkin with green vines, a vine bow, and a pumpkin top hat. Her flower markings have also been transformed into little jack-o-lanterns.

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We can celebrate with Gleam this year with this free printable coloring page featuring Gleam in her costume! Simply click the image below and save the pdf to your computer. Then print and color for Halloween fun!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!