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Haunted House Pumpkin Stencil Designs
Free printable haunted house pumpkin stencils: a crooked haunted house with lit windows, a mansion on a hill, a spooky tree with a face and an iron graveyard gate. Scene designs that turn a pumpkin into a tiny night landscape.
About these haunted house stencils
Scenes look best on large, smooth pumpkins. The windows are the glowing focal points, so carve them cleanly and leave the frames thick.
Every haunted house pumpkin stencil on this page
4 free designs, from 0 easy to 3 hard. Each one opens its own page with a free PDF in small, medium or large.
- Haunted House (hard): a crooked haunted house with lit windows.
- Mansion on the Hill (hard): a spooky mansion on a hill with a bare tree.
- Spooky Tree (medium): a bare twisted tree with a face in the bark.
- Graveyard Gate (hard): an iron graveyard gate with tombstones behind.
How to carve a haunted house pumpkin
- Pick a design and download the PDF in the size that matches the flattest face of your pumpkin.
- Cut a lid or a hole in the back, scoop out the pulp and thin the front wall to about 1 inch so the light shines through.
- Tape the stencil flat, poke along every line about 3 mm apart, then peel the paper off.
- Cut out the black shapes with a small saw, smallest pieces first, and keep every white bridge.
- Light it with an LED and clean up any edges that block the glow.
Carving tips
- Print Large.
- Carve windows first, roof line last.
New to stencils? Read how to use a pumpkin stencil. Cut the black areas, keep the white; every design here already has bridges, so no piece falls out.
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Haunted House stencil questions
Are haunted house stencils hard?
Most are hard; the spooky tree is medium.