Holidays & Entertaining Halloween Pumpkin Carving Patterns & Templates Printable Pumpkin Stencils Spider Web and Boo Pumpkin Stencils Light up your porch with an easy-to-carve "Boo!" in a chunky stencil font that makes a spooky companion for a DIY web made from pin nails and string. 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 We spray-painted our pumpkins before carving to make the cutout features really pop. One coat is all you need for this project; just be sure to let the pumpkins dry completely before carving. free spider web and boo stencil pattern To carve: 1. Hollow out two pumpkins, one large and one medium. Spray-paint the large pumpkin black and the medium pumpkin white, and allow both to dry. 2. Print the provided stencil patterns, and tape the pattern to each pumpkin, using the photo as a placement guide. Use a pin to make closely spaced pricks along the stencil lines. 3. Remove the printed patterns, and use a thin, serrated knife to carve along the pinpricks. Remove carved sections by pressing pieces gently from the inside of the pumpkin. 3. Tap in pin nails along the outside edges of the spiderweb opening, and wrap white thread around the nails to create a web with straight threads around the outside and a spiral thread swirling in the middle. 4. Light your pumpkins' interiors, and enjoy the spooky glow. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit