Get ready, there are a lot of them...I discovered the joy carving fake pumpkins (I used the ones from Michael's), which meant trying more intricate designs since I knew they wouldn't rot away in a few days.
Let's start with the real ones. I did two real pumpkins this year and let my son choose the pattern for both. As you can see, he went for a Batman theme.
Pattern from http://www.zombiepumpkins.com/
Pattern from http://www.spookmasters.com/
This one is the first fake pumpkin I did, for my husband:
Pattern from http://www.stoneykins.com/
Another one for my son:
Pattern from: http://www.jamminpumpkins.com/
And here's one for the whole family:
Pattern from http://www.stoneykins.com/
And now onto mine...I think you can guess what theme mine will be. :-)
Pattern from http://www.stoneykins.com/
Pattern from http://www.stoneykins.com/
Pattern from http://www.stoneykins.com/
Pattern from http://www.stoneykins.com/
Pattern from http://www.pumpkinwizard.com/ This one is actually not totally done, I want to touch it up some more. But I did it on Halloween day and by the time I got this far, my hand was so tired!
This is four patterns on one pumpkin. The Twilight book cover pattern is from http://www.stoneykins.com/ but the other three patterns I created myself.
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