Free Fish Pumpkin Carving Patterns & Stencils
If you love fish, you’ll enjoy these creative fish pumpkin carving patterns suitable for all skill levels.
With a little effort, you can create a prize-winning Jack O’Lantern.
These free patterns are a great way to create a pumpkin the easy way, but will look like it was professionally carved.
And a fish-themed Halloween pumpkin will be especially unique. We have pumpkin pattern designs of bone fish, jumping fish, mean fish and cute fish. We also have dolphins, sharks and seahorse carving patterns.
Halloween is such a great time of year. Carving pumpkins is the perfect fall activity for spending time with friends and family while preparing to decorate for the Halloween celebration.
You’ll be so happy you are prepared with some fabulous patterns. Check out the easy steps to carving your Fish O’ Lantern at the bottom of the page!
Please select your favorite from our pumpkin designs below to get started.
Designs Of Fish Pumpkin Carving Patterns
A jumping bonefish.
A killer whale is jumping out of the water.
A couple of tropical fish swimming.
A scary fish baring its teeth.
A dolphin doing a flashy display above the water.
A lovely seahorse.
A jellyfish swimming to the surface of the ocean.
A tattoo-style shark.
A smiling fish skeleton.
A simple design of a fish carving pattern.
For more pumpkin carving inspiration, you may want to check out our carving stencils of Halloween owls, soccer templates, haunting ghosts, the moon and stars, and wicked witch patterns.
How To Carve A Fish Pumpkin Using Printable Patterns
First, it’s essential to know that you don’t need a large pumpkin, a smaller pumpkin will do just fine because you can scale the PDF files to fit any size.
However, some patterns are more suited to tall pumpkins, and some are better for wide pumpkins.
Save the pdf as a digital download and print it later, or print it directly from your internet browser screen.
Once you have printed a copy of the template, tape it to the pumpkin with masking or painter’s tape.
The quick way to do this is first to outline the grey areas using the tip of a pen or a thumb tack to push small holes around the edges.
Once you have your outlines, you can remove the paper. Sometimes the holes can be small and challenging to see.
If that’s the case, I recommend tracing black lines over the holes to help better define the outline.
Now use your favorite carving tools to carve away the areas in grey.
Then when you finish, add a led tealight or candle and place it on your front porch.
Don’t forget to Pin it for later!
Don’t forget to Pin it for later!
