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I’ve seen lots of cute pumpkin carving templates online this week. We are getting our pumpkins this weekend, and plan on carving next week. I thought I’d share with you what I’ve found! I’m particularly interested in making cookie cutter pumpkins like those in the image above. My kiddos are still pretty little, so I think a cookie cutter is a better option than a carving knife. If you are interested in trying out a cookie cutter pumpkin I’ve included a couple of tips below that I’ll be following. If you’d rather carve your pumpkin I’ve included cute templates below.
~ Cookie Cutter Technique ~
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Love this Topiary!!
The thoughts of trying to carve all those circles makes my eyes cross. I’m loving the cookie cutter technique!! Looks easy enough!
Cookie Cutter Pumpkins
- You’ll want to use small sturdy cookie cutters preferably made out of stainless steel.
- Prepare the pumpkin like you normally would to carve. (Cut circle around stem, and clean out the insides)
- Hold a cookie cutter firmly on the outside of the pumpkin
- Use a rubber mallet or some other kind of hard surface to tap the cookie cutter through the skin of the pumpkin.
- Repeat in a pattern of your choice, mix it up by using different shapes and sizes.
- Insert candle, light and enjoy!
If you’ve got any Cookie Cutter tips, please share in the comments below.
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~Downloadable Carving Templates ~
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