We jumped into the pressure washer pumpkin carving craze! We thought it was a blast, but is it practical? Find out here.

But how do you go about carving your own ... draw a simple face outline onto your pumpkin and cut out the eyes, nose and mouth using a small serrated knife. Decide on your design (there are plenty of ...

Sometimes simple is best so get your kid to draw their perfect spooky face ... pumpkin, try using a template or sketching it on a piece of paper first. Stick the creation on the pumpkin and use a ...

Once you've carved your pumpkin, feel free to share in the social-y spaces with the tags #FindYourPark and/or #EncuentraTuParque. And, of course, you don't need to choose a template based on your ...

A pumpkin carver ... you only see the face once the pumpkin is lit in the dark. She says anyone can do it with the right template. Last night, I attended a pumpkin carving party.

Kids were carving ... template she creates on her computer. Using thumbtacks, she punches the design into a pumpkin, then starts carving. The result... YOUNGBLOOD: They look horrendous, and I mean ...

Once the face ... Use a pumpkin carving kit or improvise with a knife and ice cream scoop. Cut out the lid at an angle so it will sit back on top then scoop out the inside. 5) SUPER STENCILS ...

Good Housekeeping has a brilliant idea for those of us who aren’t exactly pumpkin ... feline face that’s sure to impress. But fair warning, my friend – this one’s not for the faint of heart. You might ...

Carving holes into the tops of each respective pumpkin allows light to pass through from the base. The faces themselves are a fun mix of noses, eyes, and mouths. Get the Jack Stack stencils.