Stencils & PatternsNo. 4093 · The 2026 edition
Free Pumpkin Carving Template: Hawkeye (The Avengers)
Unleash your inner archer this spooky season with a Hawkeye-inspired pumpkin! This free printable stencil makes it easy to carve the iconic Avengers hero into your jack-o'-lantern. Perfect for fans of
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This free downloadable pumpkin carving template features Hawkeye from The Avengers. The printable stencil is designed to help you create a detailed and recognizable carving of the superhero. Simply download the file, print it out, and use it as a guide to transfer the design onto your pumpkin. With this template, you can easily bring your favorite Marvel character to life for a unique and festive Halloween display.
About this
A Pink Raygun.com blog post offering a free downloadable pumpkin carving template (stencil) of Hawkeye, Jeremy Renner's archer character from The Avengers. The post is part of the site's Avengers series of stencils and points readers to a clickable image that opens the template PDF, plus a link to more free pumpkin carving templates. A short commentary riff about 2012's bow-and-arrow trend accompanies the download.
Tips
- Click the template image to download the Hawkeye pumpkin carving template PDF.
- More free pumpkin carving templates are available via the site's Halloween Pumpkin Carving Templates category.
Facts from the original
- The template is part of The Avengers series of pumpkin carving stencils.
- The stencil depicts Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye.
- The author was unsure whether the code-name Hawkeye was ever used in the movie itself.
- The post published on October 9, 2012 at 11:06 am by John D.
- The post is filed under Halloween Pumpkin Carving Templates and had no comments.
- The post notes 2012 had a bow-and-arrows theme.
- It mentions the Green Arrow show, titled "Arrow," starting soon on CW.
- It mentions Catness from The Hunger Games sporting her own rig (bow).
- It mentions the folk on NBC's Revolution being very bow-centric.
- It jokes about the quiver replacing the purse as a fashion trend for an Apocalypse Closet.
- The author, John D., is a colorist for Eric Shanower's "Age of Bronze" and a cartoonist for John Zakour's "Zach Johnson Adventures".
- The author has also worked as cartoonist for Eric M. Esquivel's Them What Has No Souls.