Friendly ghost
94 × 90 mm (3¾ × 3½ in)
Finished: 90 × 86 mm (3½ × 3⅜ in)
A waving ghost with a round open mouth, rosy cheeks and a lilac shadow layer behind it.
Free original Halloween drawings to cut: a ghost, bats, a jack-o’-lantern, a black cat, a haunted house and more. Layered by color, with one-color versions, sizes in mm.
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94 × 90 mm (3¾ × 3½ in)
Finished: 90 × 86 mm (3½ × 3⅜ in)
A waving ghost with a round open mouth, rosy cheeks and a lilac shadow layer behind it.
114 × 58 mm (4½ × 2¼ in)
Finished: 110 × 54 mm (4⅜ × 2⅛ in)
A bat with scalloped wings spread wide and two small golden eyes.
100 × 104 mm (4 × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 96 × 100 mm (3¾ × 3⅞ in)
A ribbed pumpkin with triangle eyes, a toothy grin and a curled stem with one leaf.
104 × 97 mm (4⅛ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 100 × 93 mm (3⅞ × 3⅝ in)
A tall bent-tip witch hat with a wide brim, a golden band and a square buckle.
84 × 104 mm (3¼ × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 80 × 100 mm (3⅛ × 3⅞ in)
A black cat sitting tall with its tail curled round, golden eyes and a pink nose.
52 × 94 mm (2 × 3¾ in)
Finished: 48 × 90 mm (1⅞ × 3½ in)
A single piece of candy corn in three stacked bands: yellow base, orange middle, white tip.
69 × 104 mm (2¾ × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 65 × 100 mm (2⅝ × 3⅞ in)
A round-bodied spider dropping on its thread, with eight bent legs and two white eyes.
124 × 124 mm (4⅞ × 4⅞ in)
Finished: 120 × 120 mm (4¾ × 4¾ in)
A quarter web for a window or frame corner: seven spokes and five sagging rings in one piece.
113 × 114 mm (4½ × 4½ in)
Finished: 109 × 110 mm (4¼ × 4⅜ in)
A crooked house with a pointed turret, a chimney and glowing golden windows.
84 × 104 mm (3¼ × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 80 × 100 mm (3⅛ × 3⅞ in)
A round cauldron on short legs with green potion bubbling over the rim and three flames burning beneath.
82 × 89 mm (3¼ × 3½ in)
Finished: 78 × 85 mm (3⅛ × 3⅜ in)
A round cartoon skull with big eye sockets, a heart-shaped nose and a row of chunky square teeth.
73 × 89 mm (2⅞ × 3½ in)
Finished: 69 × 85 mm (2¾ × 3⅜ in)
A wrapped mummy head with wide crossing bandages and a gap for two wide eyes.
74 × 114 mm (2⅞ × 4½ in)
Finished: 70 × 110 mm (2¾ × 4⅜ in)
A crooked broom with a long handle, tied straw bristles and a terracotta binding.
104 × 98 mm (4⅛ × 3⅞ in)
Finished: 100 × 94 mm (3⅞ × 3¾ in)
A big golden crescent moon with three small bats flying across it.
88 × 94 mm (3½ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 84 × 90 mm (3¼ × 3½ in)
A round-topped gray tombstone carved with RIP, a crack down one side, standing in a tuft of grass.
114 × 113 mm (4½ × 4½ in)
Finished: 110 × 109 mm (4⅜ × 4¼ in)
A black cat with its back arched high, fur bristling, its tail curled up in an S and golden eyes.
88 × 99 mm (3½ × 3⅞ in)
Finished: 84 × 95 mm (3¼ × 3¾ in)
A trick-or-treat pail shaped like a smiling pumpkin, with a curved handle and candy peeking out.
104 × 56 mm (4⅛ × 2¼ in)
Finished: 100 × 52 mm (3⅞ × 2 in)
A round sweet in a twist wrapper, striped in orange and cream.
119 × 124 mm (4¾ × 4⅞ in)
Finished: 115 × 120 mm (4½ × 4¾ in)
A leafless tree with a gnarled trunk and twisting branches that taper to points, on a small mound.
94 × 94 mm (3¾ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 90 × 90 mm (3½ × 3½ in)
A friendly purple monster with one big eye, two horns, a fang grin and stubby arms.
94 × 76 mm (3¾ × 3 in)
Finished: 90 × 72 mm (3½ × 2⅞ in)
A round brown owl with big golden eyes and ear tufts, perched on a short branch.
124 × 57 mm (4⅞ × 2¼ in)
Finished: 120 × 53 mm (4¾ × 2⅛ in)
Three small ghosts in a row, each with a different face, for a banner, shirt or window.
63 × 94 mm (2½ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 59 × 90 mm (2¼ × 3½ in)
A round glass flask with a cork, half full of green potion with bubbles rising and a shine on the glass.
82 × 99 mm (3¼ × 3⅞ in)
Finished: 78 × 95 mm (3⅛ × 3¾ in)
A short purple candle with cream wax dripping from its rim, a tall flame and an old chamberstick holder with a ring handle.
73 × 104 mm (2⅞ × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 69 × 100 mm (2¾ × 3⅞ in)
A pointed witch boot with a high heel, a long curled toe and a gold buckle, on a leg in a purple and cream striped stocking.
114 × 114 mm (4½ × 4½ in)
Finished: 110 × 110 mm (4⅜ × 4⅜ in)
A full round web of eight spokes and sagging rings, with a little spider resting near the bottom.
94 × 104 mm (3¾ × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 90 × 100 mm (3½ × 3⅞ in)
Three pumpkins stacked from big to small, orange, cream and rust, each with its own lobes, a stem on top and a curling vine.
54 × 104 mm (2⅛ × 4⅛ in)
Finished: 50 × 100 mm (2 × 3⅞ in)
An old iron lantern with a hanging ring, a peaked cap and glowing glass round a candle flame.
82 × 94 mm (3¼ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 78 × 90 mm (3⅛ × 3½ in)
A round black cat face with tall pointed ears, big golden eyes, a pink nose and white whiskers.
104 × 99 mm (4⅛ × 3⅞ in)
Finished: 100 × 95 mm (3⅞ × 3¾ in)
A black raven perched side-on on a pointed fence post, with a sharp beak and one golden eye.
75 × 99 mm (3 × 3⅞ in)
Finished: 71 × 95 mm (2¾ × 3¾ in)
A thick closed spell book with corner guards, a crescent moon and stars on the cover and a ribbon bookmark.
72 × 94 mm (2⅞ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 68 × 90 mm (2⅝ × 3½ in)
A glowing lilac crystal ball with sparkles inside, resting on a carved wooden stand.
83 × 99 mm (3¼ × 3⅞ in)
Finished: 79 × 95 mm (3⅛ × 3¾ in)
A tall and a short toadstool side by side, with red caps, white spots and pale stalks in a tuft of grass.
99 × 95 mm (3⅞ × 3¾ in)
Finished: 95 × 91 mm (3¾ × 3⅝ in)
A little ghost rising out of a hollow pumpkin, its arms resting on the lobed rim.
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