I work from a small office at home. Thought I would have a 12 month Zombie Pumpkin experience after seeing how creative other people have been with Ryan's stencils. This is my first attempt. It has a few faults - I misjudged the width of the mount :roll: and I should have used a black paper backgrou...

I would like to see a stencil of The Gruffalo that has been Ryanized. It would be great for younger children and lends itself perfectly to be immortalised in punpkin form. Ideal for Halloween and book reading at nursery.

Answered my own question! Just found Ryan's Easter Carving of The Count - Elsewhere in the forum. Absoultely gobsmacking, amazing although I feel a slight numpty for requesting it now. In the words of Homer "D'oh!" What should I request next? How about a Pirates of The Carribean based design?..........

I haven't seen any centrepiece patterns before but they sound very cool. I think one based on Creature Reacher i.e. hands interlinked and eyes poking out would look quite effective but easily achievable for those of us whose carving hands treat a pumpkin like a hammer treats a nail or something base...

Thanks but I still have a dog - eared copy along with Space Monkey 3000 and Horseman's Steed. Out of interest, why the Johnny Cash connection? Assuming you are Belgian, you are either a country fan or a fellow Kopite?

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For Halloween 2009, I would like to see: 1. Zombie Pumpkin Heat Activated Mugs - you know the type of thing = solid black colour mug, pour in a hot liquid to reveal zombie pumpkin motif on one side and a pumpkin design on the other. Maybe someone could run a poll of the favourite / best designs? 2. ...

Hello! Although a forum virgin, I am a seasoned pro in terms of Zombie Pumpkins and remember its previous incarnation as a goatee with quite alot of style. Unfortunately, Pan-O-Lantern has been slain. Brother where art thou? I dwell in Lichfield near the three spired Cathedral .....under the tombsto...

How about one of me or my more child friendly counterpart from Sesame Street?