Create Your Own Disney Halloween Pumpkins

Have you ever wished you could create magical Halloween pumpkins of your own?

David Caranci, manager of Resort Enhancement at the Disneyland Resort, has given us some not-too-spooky Halloween pumpkin-carving templates featuring some faces you may recognize!

David’s steps to successfully carving your Halloween pumpkin using the Disney character templates.

These instructions work for both artificial and real pumpkins.

• Chose your Disney character template.
  
  
  
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• Enlarge or shrink your template to fit the size of your pumpkin.
  
  
• Cut around the template, reducing the paper size to include only the features to be sculpted.
  
  
• Tape or pin the template on to your pumpkin.
  
  
• Draw over the template with a pencil, pen or store bought template tool.
  
  
• Remove template from pumpkin.
  
  
• You should see indentation lines on your pumpkin highlighting the features to be sculpted.
  
  
• Using a safe pumpkin sculpting tool, slowly begin to sculpt your Disney character face.
  
  
• As you sculpt, stop and look often to ensure eyes, nose and mouth are in proportion.
  
  
• Remember to sculpt a hole under your pumpkin to insert a LED candle.

Have fun :D

I've never ever carved a pumpkin! :unsure:

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Originally Posted by Kate

I've never ever carved a pumpkin! :unsure:

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:shocked: KATE!! :nono:

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Originally Posted by Kate

I've never ever carved a pumpkin! :unsure:

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Neither have I :anxious:

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Originally Posted by Wendy

Neither have I :anxious:

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Tell Wendy off aswell then!!

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Originally Posted by Kate

Tell Wendy off aswell then!!

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:lol: :lol:

Oh I love carve pumpkins!!!!!

Well then ladies, now is the time to get started!!! :yes: I love carving pumpkins.. last year I did a Peppa Pig one for Niamh and this year I think I'll do her a Mickey and Minnie one using these templates :yes:

Asda/Tesco etc usually have some pumpkin carving bits and bobs for a quid!

Trying to think about which bits i need to cut out and which bits i need to leave are already confusing me!!