Showing posts with label Halloween craft tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween craft tutorial. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 October 2011

easy halloween crafts - mummy jars and milk jug ghosts


We have just had half term school holidays here and we have been having great fun with some easy Halloween crafts to do with the kids - mummy jars and ghost milk jug lanterns. I have put together a simple tutorial if you want to make some quick and easy Halloween crafts.



Take an old jar and wash it out thoroughly. Draw 2 eyes on paper and stick onto the jar (or stick on googly eyes but I had none so I had to improvise).




Take a length of crepe bandage and blob on some PVA glue. Wrap around the jar, pop in a tea light and you're done. Easy peasy!



The next one is even easier - turn an empty milk jug into a ghost like lantern.



You need an empty milk container, sharp knife, black marker pen, battery operated tea light.



Wash out the container and remove the label. Use the sharp knife to cut out a square out of the back of the container.



Draw on a spooky ghost face with the black marker. Pop in a battery operated tea light and that's it! I told you it was easy. My six year old loved doing these with me and we made loads.

I hope you have a great Halloween!

Thursday, 20 October 2011

easy halloween craft turorial



Halloween is just around the corner and I thought I'd show you my easy peasy Halloween craft tutorial.  Tonight we have the delight of the school Hallween disco and I have made these little ghost lollipops to take along. I like Halloween crafty makes like these to be easy and quick!




Step 1. You need lollies, tissues, elastic bands, scissors, a Sharpie and modelling clay.



Step 2: Place 2 tissues at an angle and place your lolly in the centre.  Pull up the sides of the tissue to wrap around the lolly and secure with an elastic band.


Step 3: Draw on a spooky face with a Sharpie.


Step 4: Place modelling clay onto a tray and cover with paper tissues. Stand the ghost lollies in the clay and you're done! You could also poke holes into a cardboard box and stand the lollies in that if you prefer.


Let me know if you make some ghost lollies! Mine all sold out at the school disco tonight. Just adding to that sugar rush!
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