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It may be a little late, but my advice for pumpkin carving pictures is to use a tripod. It helps wonders! If you don't have one, maybe setting the camera on a table or a stack of books would work. Also if you can, I've found that using a short timer on the camera removes vibrations that could come from pushing the button. And for good measure I end up taking a lot of pictures so I have a better chance of getting a good one. Hope this helps!
I just don't get it, how do you make those dark lines at the edge of the sails? =/