A couple of quick safety notes before we jump in — especially if this is your first time carving with your kids. Choose a smooth, blemish-free pumpkin: It’ll make carving easier and therefore safer.

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Follow these simple pumpkin carving tips and you'll have the best-looking jack-o-lantern on the block! These instructions and ...

Test your carving skill and Halloween fact knowledge! Only 10% pass this Jack-o'-Lantern history and trivia challenge.

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The secret to safely carving pumpkins isn't luck or fancy tools—it's basic knife skills. Use a sharp knife, set up a stable base, and make controlled cuts. Do that, and you'll have clean lines, intact ...

Safety experts recommend additional precautions during carving sessions. Families should work in well-lit areas and ensure ...

Like a lot of Ohioans, Gus Smithhisler gets the itch to carve a pumpkin each autumn. But, instead of going to a grocery store ...