Angry birds pumpkin carving templates

New Patterns in the Patterns and Patterns Directories. Rating: Easy Mockup. Pumpkin Pattern Angry Birds - Pig. Rating: Medium-Easy Mockup. Pumpkin Pattern. Rating: Medium. This is my most successful pattern. At least 20 people have carved this. Rating: Very Hard. To get the details around the face, you must be using a very large pumpkin lbs. Critical to get the eye, snout and left wing right, or the pattern doesn't work.

Pumpkin Pattern Brisinger Rating: Hard. The cut-throughs on the chest aren't easy. That plus the overall detail means this pattern will probably take a good bit of time. Rating: Medium , This gets really easy if you don't do much with Toothless's head. If you really try to pattern it, it gets harder. Rating: Medium-Easy. This is a wide pattern with a decent amount of detail, but no real problem areas. Rating: Hard. There's enough detail here that you probably want to enlarge the pattern a bit.

The legs can be confusing as well. Rating: Extremely Hard. The face, wings, and especially the leggings are very hard to get the definition the pattern calls for. For this reason, the pattern is very large. Molly Harrison, the artist, asked that nobody use this for commercial purposes. Mockup Pumpkin Pattern. If you're not careful, you're whole wing structure can collapse.

Start at the front of the wing and go back. The unicorn head is where you can run into trouble. The face is the hard part, but the arms and chest ain't easy either Rating : Medium. There's a little bit of challenge around the eyes and mouth.

Definitely difficult to get the cone looking right. Do the inside first, and then use a small saw for outer cone. Spend time making sure the saucer is distinct from the warp drives. Pumpkin Pattern Avatar Avatar Torukmakto. The detail won't show up otherwise.

Pumpkin Pattern Neytiri. Rating : Medium-difficult. Nothing super complicated, but this pattern has lots going on - enough that you can get lots. If you don't get the eyes and mouth right, it will look off.

There's just a lot of detail here, especially on Robby's head. Not a simplistic pattern, but definitely doable by most carvers. Anne Stokes' Drider. Rating: Medium-Hard. The face and chest is a bit challenging. Use a really small V-wedge for this.

Same if you want to make the hairs like I did on my carve.. Just figuring out where to cut on this is difficult enough. Add the detail and The eye is the harder part, but there are enough cut-throughs that the pattern can collapse if you aren't careful.

Carve the face. I dare you The cut-throughs on the face and hands are pretty difficult. Plan on spending more time than you planned to for this pattern. Mockup Pumpkin Pattern Nosferatu Rating: Medium-easy Get the eyes and teeth right and the rest of the pattern almost doesn't matter. Mockup Pumpkin Pattern Ghost Rider. There's enough detail in the name and face to give you trouble. The face is the rough part here.

Mockup Pumpkin Pattern Diablo Werewolf. Face is the only real problem here. Pumpkin Pattern Heroes of Newerth: Maliken. Nothing truly challenging here, but there's just a lot of detail. The face and beard area is a bit challenging, and there a lot of detail. Pumpkin Pattern Castle Crashers. The cut-throughs on the face are the only real challenge here.

Keep superglue on hand in case you cut something you shouldn't.. The detail work around the pants and face are the issues. For the legs, use a V wedge to justgouge out the triangle slices. Teto and the face are difficult, but the rest is pretty easy. Pumpkin Pattern Naausica's Teto. Rating : Medium-Easy. Nothing too complicated here. Pumpkin Pattern Totoro. Rating: Very Easy. Very easy pattern for kids wanting their first 3-color pattern.. Rating : Medium-hard. By carving a circle in the bottom of your pumpkin, there's no top lid and, therefore, no carving seam to detract from your pumpkin's appearance.

You're left with a smooth, camera-ready presentation. We're not the only ones photographing our pumpkin faces, right? With tongues of flame forming pupils and teeth and sinuous brows bent in a sneer, this angry pumpkin face looks impressive enough unlit. With a candle in place, its face seems fashioned from fire. With a few supplies and these how-to instructions, you can create your own carved pumpkin face. You should be able to complete this angry face pumpkin carving in about an hour.

This easy pumpkin carving won't leave you looking like this angry pumpkin face. Pry out the circle, and level it with your knife; you'll use it later as a candle platform. Reach into your pumpkin and scoop out the remains, reserving the seeds to toast as a snack if desired. Scrape the inside walls of the pumpkin to trim and smooth them, and scrape the inside wall of the pumpkin side you're planning to carve until it is no thicker than 1 inch. Shake the scraps into a trash can.

Related: 30 Creative Pumpkin Carving Ideas. Stick the printed pattern to the side of the pumpkin with tape, and duplicate the pattern onto the pumpkin's exterior by punching closely spaced holes along the stencil lines with a pin tool, push pin, or wooden skewer.