Halloween Workshops for Kids

Our Halloween Workshops are always so much fun! This year we made Silly Halloween Blackheads, Moveable Mummies, Freaky Fuzzy Spiders, Batty Bats, and our very favorite of all: Halloween Inchies!

These Silly Halloween Blockheads are made from wood scraps and various craft supplies, such as Fun Foam shapes, googly eyes, pom poms, and pipe cleaners. First they are painted (we use acrylic paint), then the other items are glued on 

over the dried paint.

 

Moveable Mummies are made from flexible garden wire, gauze (or strips of muslin), googly eyes, and are held together with a dab of hot glue after being wound up and wrapped.

Batty Bats are made from cardboard tubes (we covered them with black tissue paper), black construction paper, googly eyes, pipe cleaners (optional) and metallic markers.

Halloween Inchies are tiny works of art that are fun to make and can be displayed separately or in a group or in a grid pattern on a piece of poster board. 

Ours are each 4" x 4."

These Freaky Fuzzy Spiders were a favorite for this guy. He used pipe cleaners, pom poms, googly eyes, and hot glue. He even made a wearable web for his smallest spider! (Note: every spider appearing in this post was made by this 

one-and-only spider man -- I mean, spider-maker)