Two buttons and a smile
Small Button-eye Pumpkin Face — pumpkin carving stencil
Two round eyes and a short smiling crescent make a simple three-opening face. It leaves out the nose, teeth and cheek marks to give the shapes more room.
Two buttons and a smile
Your pumpkin, your way
Two buttons and a smile
EasyTwo generous round eyes and one short crescent smile, with no nose or teeth.
Sets the printed width. The pumpkin illustration stays the same size.
Print layoutA4 · 100 mm wideChoose Paper stencil for a larger print preview.
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Check narrow gaps on the printed template before carving.
Build your own pumpkin face →Mix eyes, a smile and playful extras to make a separate design.
A closer look at this pattern
What to cut. What to keep.
Follow these shapes
Trace both filled circles and the single curved mouth. Neither eye contains a center that needs to stay attached.
Leave these areas connected
Keep the broad strip between the eyes and smile. Do not add a nose into that strip when working at the smaller suggested sizes.
Fit this design to your pumpkin
Try an 80 mm print against your pumpkin. Check the full eye span as well as the smile, and enlarge the pattern if the gaps look too narrow.
Print width: 80–185 mm. Check the whole print against your pumpkin before transferring; this range does not guarantee the design will be easy to carve.
From this page to your pumpkin
Print, check, transfer.
Set the width of this pumpkin carving stencil with the controls above, flip the whole design if needed, and choose A4 or US Letter. The PDF keeps your chosen measurements; PNG gives you an image for other projects.
- Download the PDF and print at 100% or Actual size. Measure the 50 mm line to check your printer settings.
- Tape ordinary printer paper over a smooth area. Trace with transfer paper underneath, or mark closely spaced dots along the dark outlines.
- Remove the paper and compare your marks with the cut-and-keep notes above. An adult handles carving; use an LED light for the glow.
Pumpkin previews are illustrations. Check the printed pattern against your pumpkin before carving.
