Monday, September 9, 2024

One Download, Three Halloween Crafts for Kids

If you clicked the link for the free download, it's at the bottom of this blog post. If you want to see the cool things you can make with the download, keep reading.

We used our x-Tool laser to cut our Halloween shapes out of wood. It would be just as easy to cut them out of felt or paper on a Cricut or other similar machine. If you're really dextrous, you can print the file up and use scissors!



For our first project, we painted the ghost, boo, pumpkin, witch hat, cat, and bat, and turned them into a garland for a mantle. We used used craft paint, and the pieces are just taped to the string with small strips of duct tape.




We added some extra bats between each shape.





Our second simple craft was a bat mobile! Not the drivable kind.

We used the Happy Halloween sign and the same string from the first project (which came from the dollar store) to hang bats from the spiderweb. 



We kind of cheated for the third craft, because we already had a frame, but if you have an extra frame lying around, you can do this too. Put a photo of your child in a frame and have them decorate it with paper, wood, or felt Halloween shapes. If you print the shapes out, the kids can do all the coloring themselves.




As promised, here are the downloadable freebies. Enjoy!

If you would like actual wood pieces, you can order them from our Etsy shop at  

https://bisonandbobcatstudio.etsy.com/listing/1776330372









 

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