But what is it about the crisp air, changing leaves, and end of summer that urges us to break out the carving knives and ...

v=UeYS_Tjf7pQ&feature=player_embedded] Halloween is this weekend. If you still have some time and parts available, you might be looking to spice up your Jack-o-lantern. We’ve found a few ...

The carved jack-o’-lantern dates back to medieval Ireland. Its legend involves an Irishman named Jack who was too stingy to go to heaven and too mischievous to go to hell. Jack had to wander ...

If this hack is used in the right place it would make for a great Halloween display item and could be used safely. After the break you can watch [Rick’s] flame breathing Jack-o-Lantern build ...

If you’re in Hong Kong, chances are you’ve already had your Halloween party ... These carvings were called “jack-o-lanterns”, after Jack, a wicked blacksmith who was believed to have ...

The tradition of carving Jack-O'-Lanterns has deep roots in ... But long before pumpkins became a sign of Halloween, people across Ireland carved scary faces into the humble turnip.

Dziady, Halloween’s Polish counterpart, has a rich tradition dating back to old Slavic times. Rather than jack-o’-lanterns, it’s linked to Karaboshka masks, the great literature of the Romantic era ...