Showing posts with label pumpkin stencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pumpkin stencils. Show all posts

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Pumpkin Carving Stencils

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If, you know Seattle then you know of the community of Fremont.  If, you haven’t spent time in Seattle, WA here is a little history.  In the north end of Seattle is the community of Fremont, as you enter, there is a sign which declares that Fremont is the center of the universe and tells you to set you watch ahead 5 minutes, (Fremont has it’s own time zone).  Fremont prides itself on being a lot quirky, with a large bronze statue of Lenin (the Marxist revolutionary), a rocket ship and a large concrete troll nestled under a bridge, and every year during Oktober Fest, Fremont hosts the Texas Chainsaw Pumpkin Carving Contest.

In true Fremont fashion, the Texas Chainsaw Pumpkin Carving contest is full of colorful people, and a new approach to traditional pumpkin carving.  The Texas Chainsaw Pumpkin Carving Contest is just that, pumpkin, carver, and a big ole chainsaw.  The contestants have 3 minutes to carve their pumpkin, and win the audience over with their skits, costumes and carving skills.

It is never a wise idea to take a front row seat at this event, pumpkin guts and seeds fly through the air and land where they may, sometimes 10 feet away.  Loud, messy and a whole lot of fun.  This event has become a favorite and has been taking place for 12 years now, this years Oktober Fest was held Sept 24th through the 26th.

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Pumpkin Carving Templates

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It’s hard to believe that Halloween has come around again so quick, and with only 20 days left those that are organized will be looking for free Pumpkin carving templates and stencils. One site that has both free stencils and a nice countdown timer is eHow.
Jack-o-Lanterns and keeping it simple – from bats to monster faces, and scary faces to Frankenstein. EHow.com has over 40 free designs for you to choose from, and these each come with quick instructions that show you how to create the perfect Jack-o-Lantern in simple steps.
If you’re like me and a complete beginner you may want to read the “How to Carve a Pumpkin Using a Pattern” article first, this will show you the process in more detail. Reading some of our posts last year can also help, which included a doctor encouraging pumpkin carving alternatives and printable pumpkin carving with software.
How do you find your Pumpkin carving stencils, and what are your plans for 2010? Feel free to share any Halloween ideas in the comments.

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