How to Design Scary Pumpkin Patterns
Scary pumpkin characters add their evil to Halloween decorations and costumes. Evil pumpkins introduce a particular nastiness to greeting cards and party invitations, which is perfect for the fall season. Angry pumpkins will scare your nosiest neighbor when displayed as a scarecrow or lawn ornament in your yard next October. Design a series of scary pumpkin patterns until you find the perfect one for your wicked projects. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Look for coloring pages of a plain pumpkin shape in a coloring book. Draw or print out the pumpkin pattern outlines.
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Sketch slitted, round or almond shaped eyes, over-sized or fang shaped teeth on the plain line pumpkin drawings. Add eyebrows to give an appearance of a frowning angry pumpkin face.
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Color green glittering or flaming red eyes, blackened teeth and a crooked nose on to your scary pumpkin. Add lumpy growths on the orange skin. Draw features that are scary to you. A screaming mouth, beady eyes and flaring nostrils on a skeletal Jack O'Lantern will be a very scary pumpkin pattern
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Draw a long skinny body with misshapen fingers and talons for a scary pumpkin. A cloaked body with angry facial features will be another scary pumpkin pattern for a Halloween card or decoration.
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Increase or decrease a copy of your completed pattern. Transfer the scary pumpkin pattern to the project that you have planned.
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Tips & Warnings
Color adds to the fear factor with a scary pumpkin pattern. Bright orange, yellow and red flaming eyes with dark nasty teeth is perfect for an angry ghoulish pumpkin.
