How Do You Carve Jack The Pumpkin King Into A Jack-O-Lantern?
Jack the Pumpkin King is the official title of Jack Skellington, the protagonist of Tim Burton’s stop-motion animation Disney movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” Although the actual character of Jack looks like a skeleton instead of a pumpkin, his distinctive features are simple to carve onto a pumpkin. Pumpkins designed to look like Jack can make your house look like a haunted mansion at Halloween. Print a pumpkin carving pattern that resembles Jack Skellington’s face. The Jack Skellington patterns have large round eyes, teardrop shaped nostrils for a nose and a mouth that resembles a thin line that has been sewn shut. There are a number of commercial Jack Skellington patterns for purchase from Halloween and department stores. Or you can find patterns on pumpkin carving websites. Cut a circular hole in the top of the pumpkin that is centered on the stub left by the pumpkin vine. Lift the circular pumpkin rind away from the pumpkin. Scoop out the seeds and pulp from the center of t
