Geeky Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Patterns

Just in time for tomorrow’s spooky big day, I found some fabulous pumpkin carving templates with a dash of geeky flair, and a side of Joss.

That’s right – Firefly-inspired jack-o-lanterns. Aw yeah.

JackOLantern pattern -Mal Reynolds Firefly

From the PinkRaygun, I present for your geek-out pleasure – Halloween Pumpkin Carving Templates. There are 9 patterns for Firefly, one for each character, and 3 bonus patterns for characters from another short-lived TV series, Heroes.

PinkRaygun also offers a lovely archive of pumpkin carving patterns, including patterns for The Silence from Doctor Who, Rorsharch from the Watchmen, Star Trek: The Original Series (ST: TOS, for those in the know), and this fantastic Wonder Woman pattern.

Wonder Woman Jack-O-Lantern Pumpkin Carving pattern

What geeky jack-o-lanterns are you planning (or have you carved in the past)?

Happy Halloween, geek-crafters!

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Angie started on her geek path early, watching episodes of the original Star Trek series with her dad. She is the author of three best-selling scrapbook journaling books, as well as The Star Trek Craft Book. You can find Angie at her blog, G33kGirl.Creative, at KC Geeks, on Twitter (@angiepedersen), and at her geek-inspired Etsy shop, G33kGirlCreative.

6 thoughts on “Geeky Halloween Jack-O-Lantern Patterns”

  1. Ooooh! I want myself a firefly pumpkin design. Tough decision though, Wash or Malc? Or I could buy 2 pumpkins. =)

  4. Some space geek friends of mine and I had a Space-O-Lantern carving night a week or so ago. I carved a Yuri GagarKin & friends carved space shuttles and even Wernher von Braun pumpkin. We were inspired by our friend and scientist for the International Space Station, Liz Warren, who carves amazing space shuttle patch pumpkins: http://www.flickr.com/photos/spasmunkey/sets/72157623615058670/with/4430316755/

    We had so much fun, we decided there needed to be a World Wide Space-O-Lantern Carving Day on the last Friday before Halloween. You can read more about it here: http://averagejanecrafter.blogspot.com/2011/10/today-is-first-ever-world-wide-space-o.html

    I also helped my son create a Pikachu pumpkin for school. :)
    http://averagejanecrafter.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-make-pikachu-pumpkin.html

  5. That’s completely awesome, Rachel! I love your idea for a worldwide holiday, and would certainly endorse it! Thanks for sharing all your links!

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