A man has created novelty pumpkins designed to resemble testicles – and fans online are obsessed.

Will Eades, 36, creator of Billy’s Ball-bags, has designed the unique gag gift ahead of Halloween, and the pumpkins come complete with realistic finishes including pubic hair.

The designer, from Poulton-le-Fylde, has dubbed the item the ‘Hairy Ball-bag Pumpkin’.

After sharing pictures and a video of the bizarre product on Instagram, social media users were quick to comment.

One person said: “This is amazing! I think you should call it the Sack o’lantern.”

“A truly spooky sack,” commented another viewer.

Someone else added: “The hairs!”

Other users called it “amazing”, said they loved the item and appeared to be left in hysterics by the controversial design.

“People are either loving it or completely grossed out,” Will told Jam Press.

“My products are always popular around Halloween with people dressing up, so I decided to make the Hairy Ball-bag Pumpkin and show how I did it.

“The business gets a lot of love from like-minded people – this sense of humour is appreciated worldwide, it would seem.”

The pumpkins, which takes five days to make, cost £150.

Will uses silicone, paint, pigments and solvent, as well as synthetic hairs and PLA filament to create the unique design.

Will said: “Initially it starts off with a 3D sculpt using ZBrush (a 3D sculpting program) adding texture and realistic bumps and creases.

“Still within the 3D software, I create a mould – a negative of the pumpkin which is specifically designed to be 3D printed.

“I use the Creality CR10 3D printer for my designs. This particular set of prints took 3 days to print.

“A clean-up process is needed to remove supports from the prints and a little bit of sanding to smooth off any rough edges.

“The prints are then ready to be held together and used for pouring skin safe liquid silicone into.

“The silicone is coloured with pigments and flocking powder to emulate a fleshy skin tone.

“Once the silicone is cured it can be demoulded to reveal the silicone product. Again, a bit of clean-up is needed before giving it some layers of silicone paint. Red and green to help lift the details and highlight the veins.

“The final process is to individually punch hair into the silicone which is time consuming but is completely necessary to add the ultimate realism.”

Billy’s Ball Bags products previously made headlines when Will created a face mask shaped like a pair of testicles.

A man has created novelty pumpkins designed to resemble testicles – and fans online are obsessed.

Will Eades, 36, creator of Billy’s Ball-bags, has designed the unique gag gift ahead of Halloween, and the pumpkins come complete with realistic finishes including pubic hair.

The designer, from Poulton-le-Fylde, has dubbed the item the ‘Hairy Ball-bag Pumpkin’.

After sharing pictures and a video of the bizarre product on Instagram, social media users were quick to comment.

One person said: “This is amazing! I think you should call it the Sack o’lantern.”

“A truly spooky sack,” commented another viewer.

Someone else added: “The hairs!”

Other users called it “amazing”, said they loved the item and appeared to be left in hysterics by the controversial design.

“People are either loving it or completely grossed out,” Will told Jam Press.

“My products are always popular around Halloween with people dressing up, so I decided to make the Hairy Ball-bag Pumpkin and show how I did it.

“The business gets a lot of love from like-minded people – this sense of humour is appreciated worldwide, it would seem.”

The pumpkins, which takes five days to make, cost £150.

Will uses silicone, paint, pigments and solvent, as well as synthetic hairs and PLA filament to create the unique design.

Will said: “Initially it starts off with a 3D sculpt using ZBrush (a 3D sculpting program) adding texture and realistic bumps and creases.

“Still within the 3D software, I create a mould – a negative of the pumpkin which is specifically designed to be 3D printed.

“I use the Creality CR10 3D printer for my designs. This particular set of prints took 3 days to print.

“A clean-up process is needed to remove supports from the prints and a little bit of sanding to smooth off any rough edges.

“The prints are then ready to be held together and used for pouring skin safe liquid silicone into.

“The silicone is coloured with pigments and flocking powder to emulate a fleshy skin tone.

“Once the silicone is cured it can be demoulded to reveal the silicone product. Again, a bit of clean-up is needed before giving it some layers of silicone paint. Red and green to help lift the details and highlight the veins.

“The final process is to individually punch hair into the silicone which is time consuming but is completely necessary to add the ultimate realism.”

Billy’s Ball Bags products previously made headlines when Will created a face mask shaped like a pair of testicles.