Kitchen knives are okay for carving a simple "triangle nose and eyes" Jack-O-Lantern, but not the type of detailed carvings shown here. Each carving kit includes one of each of the following: 

• The ScraperScoop® is far better than spoons for preparing your pumpkin for carving! Use it to remove seeds and stringy pulp, and also to scrape the rind to the "optimum thickness" for carving (1").
• The Detail Saw is essential for carving fine, detailed areas, but can be used for the entire Jack o'Lantern! This blade is also the best choice when carving watermelons.
• The Medium Saw has finer teeth and is ideal for carving small, intricate pieces.
• The Drill is a must for carving round holes.
• The Super Poker is used to transfer your designs onto the face of the pumpkin or watermelon. It can also be used for creating small holes.

Price: $7.99 Sale! $3.99

Are you still using a kitchen knife to cut the lids of your pumpkins? Take a good look at your blade. Even if you are using a serrated knife, it is still designed to slice, not saw. You already know that sawing your pumpking is better than slicing it.

This is the secret weapon that we have been using for years, and now we can offer it to you. This saw features a natural wood handle and a 6" flexible steel blade and zips through even the toughest pumpkin shells with ease, which makes it much safer, faster and easier to use than a knife.

Hosting a festival? Need to carve a couple hundred pumpkings quickly? With this amazing tool, you can carve a traditional Jack o'Lantern face in seconds!

Price: $8.99 Sale! $4.99

There are dozens of electric and battery operated lights and "simulated" candles available to light your Jack o'Lanterns, but let's face it, nothing is better than a real flame. Not only do real candles give you the perfect amount of light (one candle power) and color, but using a real flame to light your pumpkins is traditional, and still the most cost effective way. It is also the only way to use Dr. Frybrain's™ Pumpkin SFX™

But candles have two main flaws:

1. They easily blow out in a breeze. In many locations, the weather conditions on October 31 are less than ideal, and many folks have trouble keeping their Jack-O-Lanterns lit.
2. Wax candles easily snuff themselves out.

To use our Vegetable Oil Candles: Fill a clear drinking glass or mug halfway with vegetable oil. Insert a waxed cotton wick in the float. Lower the float onto to vegetable oil. Allow oil to skim over the float through the grooves. Once the oil reaches the wick, light!

The vegetable oil supplies fuel to your flame for the entire evening, without snuffing out. The glass not only holds the fuel, but provides a wind break, to keep the flame from blowing out. You can even start off with a small layer of water with food coloring at the bottom of the glass, and float a layer of vegetable oil on top, for a really cool colored effect!

Can be used over and over again. (Also comes with one replacement wick.)

$1.49

* Vegetable oil and glass not included.