Post your Pumpkin carving pictures

[Mr Owl]

The pumpkins this year were thicker than usual I'm usually dealing with a 1 inch rind these were 3 inch not easy with the tools

Edited October 28, 2019 by Mr Owl
How did I not notice the difference

[stilgar]

I carved these Saturday with a group of my friends. It was pretty great. 

[scoobdog]

18 hours ago, Mr Owl said:

The pumpkins this year were thicker than usual I'm usually dealing with a 1 inch rind these were 3 inch not easy with the tools

Nice work.  Do you use an electric tool?

[Mr Owl]

 

34 minutes ago, scoobdog said:

Nice work.  Do you use an electric tool?

Manual tried it on Sunday for like 2 minutes and hated it

Mine are more than 20 years old 

Edited October 28, 2019 by Mr Owl

[Poof]

Didn't carve any this year unless theres some at the super market tomorrow. I'm going to get more candy for trick or treaters. I have enough but only skittles and starburst and I feel bad about having a poor selection. Plus w/more I can give each kid 4-5 pieces instead of 2. 

[🍑Side Piece McSlutty Tits]

misaka those pumpkins are the shit

i have no idea how to carve pumpkins and ours always looks horrible. madison didnt say anything about doing one this year. 

[Mr Owl]

7 minutes ago, 🍑Side Piece McSlutty Tits said:

misaka those pumpkins are the shit

i have no idea how to carve pumpkins and ours always looks horrible. madison didnt say anything about doing one this year. 

Its ten years of carving 

And ten years of carving tools the knife's will usually last me 2 years but with the size and rind thickness these last 5 years I'm going thru a set a year pumpkins usually run me $18 and the knifes $30

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[Mr Owl]

I still have one left and I'm deciding on whether to carve it or leave it alone 

[bnmjy]

Mine is the one on the left. My friend didn't have pumpkin carving knives, so I had to use a kitchen knife. Oh well.