Mini pumpkins, carved out with just enough space to add a set of vampire fangs. These little vampire pumpkins are perfect for Halloween and are absolutely hilarious! Â
If you like these you’ll LOVE our mini vampire donuts. Just as hilarious! You might also like our sock pumpkins. They take less than 10 minutes to make and are so fun for fall!
Watch our step by step video!
Who wouldn’t want one of these little guys in their Halloween decor? 😉 I saw them on Martha Stewart and thought they were hilarious. We had to make some! We did ours a little different, but the concept is the same. So fun, so easy, and will keep you laughing all month long.
Little Vampire Pumpkins
Vampire Pumpkin Supplies
- mini pumpkins
- spoon
- pumpkin carving knife
- plastic fangs
- craft eyes (adhesive eyes or craft eyes + glue)
How To Make a Little Vampire Pumpkin
(scroll down to the bottom of the post for step by step images)
Step 1: Carve holes the same size as the little fangs. I used a paring knife, but a pumpkin carving knife is the only safe option if kids are helping.
Step 2: Scoop out pumpkins guts with a spoon.
Step 3: Decorate the little pumpkins with craft eyes or permanent markers. We used adhesive eyes, but craft eyes and hot glue would be a great alternative.
They are looking pretty festive on our front porch. How fun would this be on a teacher’s desk in October or a windowsill?
Aaron practically ran to the bus this morning. He was excited to give Miss Jan one of the little vampire pumpkins that he made yesterday. He also brought one for his kindergarten teacher. He said that kids have brought her apples before and someone even brought her a peach. I told him that I don’t think anyone has ever brought in a mini pumpkin with fangs….but I could be wrong.
Little Vampire Pumpkins Tutorial
Little Vampire Pumpkins
Little Vampire Pumpkins
Yield: 1 pumpkin
Cost: $1
Equipment
- 1 pumpkin carving knife or small paring knife
- 1 small spoon
Materials
- mini pumpkins
- pumpkin carving knife
- plastic fangs
- craft eyes adhesive eyes or craft eyes + glue
Instructions
- Carve holes the same size as the little fangs.
- Remove the cut piece.
- Scoop out pumpkins guts.
- Decorate the pumpkins with craft eyes or permanent markers.
Video
Notes
We used adhesive eyes, but craft eyes and hot glue would be a great alternative. They are looking pretty festive on our front porch. How fun would this be on a teacher's desk in October or a windowsill?Â
These are awesome! They make my laugh!
We’ll have to try these. I ordered a bunch of vampire teeth to hand out for Halloween, so we should have plenty. My kids would love this!
Adorable 🙂 Laurel@chippingwithcharm
I love your pumpkin so I featured it today! Check it out here. 🙂
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Have a great weekend!!
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Allison @ House of Hepworths
This is just awesome! I love it! I would love if you would come share this at the Crazy Cute Link Party @ Between U & Me! 😀
http://www.betweenuandme.com/2011/10/crazy-cute-link-party-22.html
Oh my – those are awesome!
I would love for you to link up your creation at http://www.jaqsstudio.com/2011/10/jaqs-studio-first-ever-linky-party.html
Very cute! I just saw the larger pumpkins on Martha Stewart’s site. I may give these a try going BIG.
Alida
radcrafter.com
Ha ha…what a HOOT!! My grandkidlets would LOVE these!
Deborah ♥♥ (visiting happily from http://upcyclingmylife.blogspot.com/… hope you can stop by some time…)
love it! found you via craftomaniac.
hope you’ll enter my giveaway:
http://hellolovelyinc.blogspot.com/2011/10/more-stencil-splendor-giveaway.html
michele
Oh so adorable! 🙂
Such a cute idea! I love it. My boys will get a kick out of this one. 🙂
These are cute without being over the top scary! Nice job! Saw you at 30 days!
These are great! I love your blog, glad I came over from the CSI Linky!~Merrilee
these make me laugh! (came to visit from csi project)
So fun for Halloween!
Love them!! I saw them on Pintrest too. So funny…Glad you joined the party! Kristen
These are so adorable – I just had to pin them!
I saw those on Pinterest too and already have my plastic teeth just waiting for our local pumpkin patch to open. Yours turned out cute. I would love for you to share these at Bacon Time, the weekly linky is fri-mon.
You could also use the foam pumpkins from the dollar tree store.
too cute 🙂 love this idea!
These are so darling! And perfect if you have young kids like me and are always looking for alternatives to actually carving pumpkins 🙂 We will definitely be doing these…thanks!!!