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Halloween Crafts for the Whole Family


Estimated Reading Time: 5–6 minutes


Halloween is a time for creativity and fun. Engaging in crafts as a family not only brings everyone together but also adds a personal touch to your Halloween decorations. Here are six spooktacular crafts suitable for various age groups.




1. Paper Plate Spider Web

Description: Create a creepy spider web using a paper plate and yarn.​Pinterest

Materials:

Instructions:

  1. Color the paper plate black and let it dry.

  2. Punch holes around the edge of the plate.

  3. Weave the white yarn through the holes to create a web pattern.

  4. Attach the plastic spider to the web.​Verywell Family


2. Toilet Paper Roll Mummies

Description: Transform toilet paper rolls into adorable mummies.​

Materials:

  • Empty toilet paper rolls

  • White crepe paper or gauze

  • Googly eyes

  • Glue​


Instructions:

  1. Wrap the toilet paper roll with white crepe paper or gauze, securing with glue.

  2. Leave a small gap to attach the googly eyes.

  3. Glue the eyes onto the exposed area.​


3. Handprint Ghosts

Description: Use handprints to create spooky ghost decorations.​gathered.how

Materials:

Instructions:

  1. Paint your child's hand with white paint.

  2. Press the hand onto the black construction paper to create a handprint.

  3. Once dry, use the black marker to draw eyes and a mouth on the palm area.​quiltingboard.com+2Pinterest+2How We Learn+2How We Learn


4. Popsicle Stick Haunted Houses

Description: Build miniature haunted houses using popsicle sticks.​Wikipedia

Materials:

Instructions:

  1. Assemble popsicle sticks into a house shape and glue them together.

  2. Once dry, paint the house in spooky colors.

  3. Decorate with markers and Halloween-themed stickers or cutouts.​


5. Pumpkin Paper Lanterns

Description: Craft festive lanterns shaped like pumpkins.​Verywell Family

Materials:

Instructions:

  1. Fold the orange paper in half lengthwise.

  2. Cut slits along the fold, stopping about an inch from the edge.

  3. Unfold the paper and roll it into a cylinder, securing with glue or staples.

  4. Cut a strip of green paper for the handle and attach it to the top.​


6. Egg Carton Bats

Description: Repurpose egg cartons to make hanging bats.​

Materials:

Instructions:

  1. Cut out individual cups from the egg carton.

  2. Paint them black and let them dry.

  3. Cut bat wings from the black construction paper and glue them to the sides of the painted cups.

  4. Attach googly eyes to the front.

  5. Tie a string to the top for hanging.​

 
 
 

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