Printable Raven Pumpkin Stencils for Halloween
Nevermore
Ravens are black birds popular thanks mostly to the poem written by Edgar Allan Poe where the bird repeats the word "nevermore".
Free Pumpkin Stencils
Raven In Flight: This is a free template of a raven with its wings spread wide and flying among a night sky featuring the moon and stars.
Raven and Moon: This is a free and unique stencil of a the bird sitting in the shadow of a full moon.
Patterns to Buy
Nevermore: Carving pattern of the words Nevermore along with a winged Raven. $2 membership fee.
Nevermore: This is a raven shape made out of the letters from the word Nevermore as used in the Edgar Allan Poe story. $3 minimum purchase.
Ravens Lunch: The bird sitting on top of a skull.
Other Bird
Twitter Bird: Stencil of the blue bird from Twitter and more.
More Ideas for Halloween
Annoyed Tweety Bird: The cartoon Tweety Bird with an annoyed look.
Chim Chim: A stencil of the monkey from Speed Racer.
Frankenstein: Classic Halloween monster with a spark coming off his head. Free to print out.
Bolt: Bolt is the animated movie character dog. $2.50 to use.
The Big Red Dog: Carving pattern of The Big Red Dog known to kids as Clifford.
Orc: The character Orc from LOTR movies. It costs .99 cents to use.
South Park: Characters from the TV show South Park. Free!
Where the Wild Things Are: The Wild Things carving pattern. Costs $3.95.
True Blood: Eric Northam from HBO vampire show True Blood. $3.95 price.
Free Pumpkin Stencils
Raven In Flight: This is a free template of a raven with its wings spread wide and flying among a night sky featuring the moon and stars.
Raven and Moon: This is a free and unique stencil of a the bird sitting in the shadow of a full moon.
Patterns to Buy
Nevermore: Carving pattern of the words Nevermore along with a winged Raven. $2 membership fee.
Nevermore: This is a raven shape made out of the letters from the word Nevermore as used in the Edgar Allan Poe story. $3 minimum purchase.
Ravens Lunch: The bird sitting on top of a skull.
Other Bird
Twitter Bird: Stencil of the blue bird from Twitter and more.
More Ideas for Halloween
Annoyed Tweety Bird: The cartoon Tweety Bird with an annoyed look.
Chim Chim: A stencil of the monkey from Speed Racer.
Frankenstein: Classic Halloween monster with a spark coming off his head. Free to print out.
Bolt: Bolt is the animated movie character dog. $2.50 to use.
The Big Red Dog: Carving pattern of The Big Red Dog known to kids as Clifford.
Orc: The character Orc from LOTR movies. It costs .99 cents to use.
South Park: Characters from the TV show South Park. Free!
Where the Wild Things Are: The Wild Things carving pattern. Costs $3.95.
True Blood: Eric Northam from HBO vampire show True Blood. $3.95 price.
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