As the crisp autumn air fills our lungs and the leaves begin to change, the Halloween season is upon us once again. And what better way to celebrate this spooky holiday than by carving pumpkins? But forget about the usual toothy grins and triangular eyes, this year, it’s time to take things up a notch with the Shark Pumpkin Carving trend!

These Shark Bait Jello Shots with Malibu & Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey are more suited for a Shark Week gathering than a kids’ party; I wanted to include them! In an interview with Business Insider, Marc said, "Pumpkins have a relatively short shelf life. This means for artists like me, whose seasonal business primarily revolves around carving pumpkins, there's no room for error or do-overs." Draw your design – Use a marker to draw your shark design onto the pumpkin. You can use a template or create your own.

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If you’re looking to elevate your DIY Halloween decorations game, investing in non-printable, reusable stencils is the way to go. Decide what the winning line(s) will be; you could use a combo of 4 corners of the card, a horizontal line, a vertical line, two lines, or a diagonal line, or fill the board completely for a Full House. Whether you’re hosting a Baby Shark party or embracing the thrill of Shark Week, these Swimming with Sharks Jello Dessert Cups will make a splash with everyone. If you have kiddos that are just begging to have their own Baby Shark party and you’re looking to be a little bit frugal with the decorations, then these free printables are exactly what you need! Shark Fruit Salad Skewers: Use shark and sea creature cookie cutters to cut shapes from different types of melon (and other fruit, depending on the size of the cutters), which you can then thread onto bamboo skewers.

These delightful cups are made with vibrant blue jello with a gummy shark plunged into the deep, adding an element of surprise and excitement with every bite! You could arrange the veggies in waves around a bowl of dip, carve a shark from a cucumber or zucchini (search images online – there are tons of examples!) and use it as the centerpiece, place the vegetables in the shape of a shark, serve individual portions of crudités in cups with a dip at the bottom. Seafood, of course, would be perfect (it depends on how fussy the kids are, but grown-ups are likely to appreciate a fish appetizer). Any of these will go down well and stay on theme:

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Ease of Use: Even if you’re new to the world of pumpkin carving, printable stencils make it a breeze. Simply print, pin to your right pumpkin, and carve away! Here is a great step-by-step tutorial showing you how to make a watermelon shark or do an image search for other styles. Practice first – If you’re new to pumpkin carving, it’s a good idea to practice on a smaller pumpkin first to get the hang of it. Swimming above the big blue is a Teddy Graham cookie wearing a candy ring as a life preserver; hopefully, the shark won’t bite! Shark-Infested Ice Cream: Make a batch of No-Churn Vanilla Ice Cream and add some blue food coloring to it as well as some shark candy. Make it into a sundae with whipped cream and sprinkles on top. You could also cut (use a warm knife) triangles from a thin bar of chocolate and make shark fins to poke into the ice cream.

Provide a variety of different dippers – fruit, marshmallows, pound cake, mini donuts, and pretzels are good choices. You and your kids willhave fun browsing through all of these pumpkin templates and choosing your very own to trace and carve this season. Cuban might give the duo a deal as he previously invested in a horror entertainment company, Ten Thirty One Productions which produces live Halloween-themed attractions.