Holidays & Entertaining Halloween Pumpkin Carving Patterns & Templates Printable Pumpkin Stencils German Shepherd Pumpkin Stencil Download our free German shepherd pumpkin stencil for a doggone cute pumpkin to add to your Halloween decorations. By Jessica Tull Jessica Tull With a passion for digital storytelling, Jessica Tull has 10 years of experience creating content for food brands. She developed online articles and other content for PaneraBread.com and A Taste of Slimming World digital magazine. She also spent four years working for the Kraft Recipes brand. As a freelance writer, she has contributed to Better Homes & Gardens.Jessica Tull graduated with a bachelor's degree from Iowa State University. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on September 22, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email If you love this energetic, intelligent breed, there's not much you won't do for them—including carving a Halloween pumpkin that looks just like them! This beautiful pumpkin stencil's features practically leap off the gourd, with eyes shining with energy and ears shining from an interior candle. Proclaim your love of German shepherds by creating this gorgeous Halloween decoration; just download our free stencil and get started. Keep the top of your pumpkin intact (and the German shepherd's face in the spotlight) by cleaning out your pumpkin from the bottom. Then, cut a circle in the base of the pumpkin and use an ice cream scoop to clear out all the seeds and stringy bits. As a bonus, you can create a flat platform for an interior candle by leveling the cut pumpkin circle with a knife. free german shepherd stencil pattern To carve: 1. Print out the free stencil; resize the pattern with a photocopier to fit your pumpkin if needed. 2. Clean out a pumpkin from the bottom, scraping the inside wall thinnest on the side you're planning to carve. 3. Attach your printed stencil to the pumpkin with clear tape, and use a large pin to pierce holes along the stencil lines, puncturing through the paper and into the pumpkin skin. Remove the paper when all stencil lines have been outlined. 4. Etch areas within dotted lines on the stencil by using a gouge to scrape away the pumpkin's skin. 5. Carve areas within solid lines on the stencil with a skinny, serrated knife. Pop out cutouts by pressing gently from inside the pumpkin. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit