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In Ireland and Britain, people used to hollow out turnips and other root vegetables on Halloween and carve scary faces into them. In North America the pumpkin took over. An 1885 article said American boys loved "jack-o'-lanterns made of huge yellow pumpkins".
The name jack-o'-lantern is older than the carving. It first meant the strange lights that flicker over peat bogs at night.
Halloween is on October 31 every year. The next day is All Saints' Day. That gave Halloween its name: "All Hallows' Eve" means the evening before All Saints.
In Mexico, the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) falls on November 1 and 2. It is a happy holiday that remembers family members who have died, with flowers, candles and sugar skulls. It is not a Mexican Halloween, so a scary card does not fit it. A card with flowers is a better choice.
For kids, keep it cute. A pumpkin or a friendly ghost works better than a skull. Add a name, save it as an image and print it as a party invite.
Switch the layout to Big letters. The card writes BOO! in large letters made of text, with the name below. Tick "Name in big letters" to make the name big instead.
Can I post Halloween art in a Discord server?
Yes. Click "Copy for Discord or Slack". It adds three backticks around the card, so Discord shows it in a code block where every character has the same width.
Is there a Halloween card without a name?
Leave the "To" box empty. The card then just says Happy Halloween, ready for a group chat or a post.