14 Free Cat Face Pumpkin Carving Stencils of Your Favorite Breeds

Norwegian Forest Cat Pumpkin

Norwegian Forest cats boast a distinguished double coat topped with water-resistant hair. Their variety of colors⁠—from pure white to coal-black, with many hues and patterns in between⁠—makes each look unique. Create the look on this cat pumpkin carving using a mix of etching and carving.

American Shorthair Cat Pumpkin

American Shorthair cats are known for their 80 different coat colors with multiple patterns, including tabby and calico. This pumpkin cat would look adorable on your fall front porch with a carved mouse pumpkin!

Bengal Cat Pumpkin

Bengal cats feature "wild-looking" spotted and marbled markings. An Asian Leopard cat and a domestic cat create this hybrid breed. This cute pumpkin cat stencil is sure to make your Halloween guests smile!

American Curl Cat Pumpkin

American Curl cats sport unique ears that curl backward in an arc. Their ears, plus their plumed tails, create a stylish feline presence. Carve this sweet furry face on a large pumpkin for a dramatic Halloween decoration.

Abyssinian Cat Pumpkin

This pumpkin cat face is all about the ears! Abyssinian cats boast medium-length coats with unique "ticking" coloration; each hair is a lighter color at the root and darker at the tip.

Editor's Tip: Help keep your cat pumpkin carving fresh by rubbing a little petroleum jelly around the carved areas.

British Blue Cat Pumpkin

The British Blue cat features gray-blue fur that takes on different tints depending on lighting and background. This cat pumpkin carving idea also boasts a built-in smile created by prominent whisker pads.

Birman Cat Pumpkin

Birman cats are known for their all-white feet known as "gloves." The rest of the coat is light with a golden cast and darker points on the face, legs, and tail. A simple etching technique helps frame the face of this easy cat pumpkin idea.

Maine Coon Pumpkin

Maine Coon cats have a variety of fur colors, although the most common variation is brown tabby. Their dense, water-resistant fur, bushy raccoon-like tail, and large furry paws help them survive in harsh winter climates. We love the sweet face and furry ears of this cat pumpkin design.

Oriental Cat Pumpkin

Oriental cats—both longhair and shorthair varieties—are svelte with strikingly large ears. With more than 300 different coat colors and patterns, this breed can offer various looks—perfect for carving a sweet-faced pumpkin cat.

Scottish Fold Cat Pumpkin

Scottish Fold cats are born with straight ears, which fold forward (or not—sometimes they stay straight) by the time they're 3-4 weeks old. Display this Halloween pumpkin on your porch and wait for the smiles!

Ragdoll Cat Pumpkin

Ragdoll cats (named for the fact that they relax when being held) come in three patterns—colorpoint, mitted, and bi-color—and four colors (seal, chocolate, blue, and lilac—also known as frost).

Sphynx Cat Pumpkin

This cat pumpkin carving is perfect for Halloween! Sphynx cats appear hairless but are covered with a fine down similar to peach fuzz. As a result, their skin shows all the color and pattern variations seen on other cats' coats.

Persian Cat Pumpkin

Persian cats are known for their long, flowing coats, which require daily combing. Their many colors, including pointed, golden, tortoiseshell, blue, and tabby, enhance their beautiful coats.

Editor's Tip: To carve this Halloween cat pumpkin, flip the pumpkin on its side and cut it vertically instead.

Siamese Cat Pumpkin

Siamese cats are recognized by their "points"⁠—darker coloring on the tail, ears, feet, legs, and face. There are four varieties of points: lilac, blue, seal, and chocolate. Display this cat pumpkin carving idea with a painted pumpkin to create a colorful display.