For a one-stop pumpkin carving kit, the 13-piece set has you covered. The tools are made for the task and come sized for inside-the-pumpkin work. Plus, the carrying case makes it easy to keep all the tools together year after year.

This pumpkin carving kit from Chef'n is perfect for one or two people looking to decorate while, say, watching movies or drinking mulled cider. It comes with a carving saw that conveniently nests into the spoon for easy storage, and also features a sturdy stainless steel corer that will get rid of seeds easily. And they're all top-rack dishwasher-safe, too.

For those who want the perfect-looking pumpkin, stencils are the best guarantee to have clean lines. This set comes with a variety of cookie cutter-like stencils and a rubber mallet: Just pop the stencils on the pumpkin and hammer them in. This is also something that can be done with older kids who are not quite the age to use a knife. It doesn't come with a scoop or a corer, however, so make sure you have those on hand already.

If you're looking to pumpkin carve with a group or hate how long gutting pumpkins can take, try out this showstopping tool: The Pumpkin Gutter. Compatible with any electric or cordless drill, it will remove strings and seeds quickly and efficiently. Plus, it'll be a fun party trick that won't damage the pumpkin seeds and is dishwasher-safe.

For those who are ready to try more artistic, detailed pumpkins, try this kit from Sculpt Pro Pottery. It features lots of detailed blades and brushes to create beautiful line details on a pumpkin and comes with 10 double-sided tools made from rust-resistant chromium-alloyed metal.

This kit (that was also featured on Shark Tank!) comes with adult and kid gloves, making it the perfect option for families. These gloves have long arms that go past the sleeves and feature a latex textured palm and a plastic scraper at the end, which will make scooping out all of the pumpkin guts both fun and easy. It even comes with kid-safe carving knives, too.

For those who want more than just a plain jack-o'-lantern this year, try out this book. It has over 50 designs to choose from in varying degrees of difficulty. Inside, you'll find witches, haunted houses, tombstones, zombies and more.

Adding some acrylic paint pens to a carved pumpkin can help add pops of color or even add some more details for those who aren't planning on carving out really intricate pieces. This is also great to give to kids who want to join in on the fun but aren't ready to use sharp tools yet. It comes with 18 bright, fun colors.

Put thoughts of fire-related accidents at bay by using battery-operated twinkle lights in your pumpkin instead of tea candles. Once Halloween is over, you can use them to decorate anywhere that could use a little sparkle. Plus, you won't have to worry about relighting candles if this All Hallow's Eve is a windy one.

For smaller carved pumpkins, a simple tea light is all you need. These are battery-operated and are ideal for pumpkin-lined driveways and paths.

This four-pack of LED lights come with a remote control so you can easily set a timer or even change to bright, fun colors when trick-or-treaters come to your house. You can also control their brightness, make them blink or even have them cycle through all of the seven warm color options.

Add an extra-scary element to your pumpkins this year with these fun glow-in-the-dark fangs. They'll be sure to scare anyone who dares to come to your doorstep.