Showing posts with label easy halloween crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easy halloween crafts. Show all posts

Friday, October 16, 2009

Halloween Crafts - Halloween Wreath Craft for Pre-School and Kindergarten Students

 Her is a fun Halloween Craft, making a Halloween Wreath.



This is a fun project that you may want to break up across a couple of days, so be sure to start a few days before Halloween. Mom, you can join in the fun as well and make a Halloween wreath of your own too!


Material List


  • Paper Plate (One per child/adult)
  • Scissors         
  • Leaves                       
  • Glue Sticks     
  • Orange Construction Papers                        
  • White Construction Paper
  • Black Construction Paper
  • Washable Black Marker
  • Black Yarn (optional)

Adult Preparation: (To Be Done Prior to Actual Wreath Making)


Cut the center from each paper plate prior to giving one to each child. These will be the base for the homemade wreaths.


Day 1: Grab the kids and head outdoors. 


Gather as many fallen leaves of different shapes and colors as you can find. Once you’ve collected enough leaves to cover each paper plate, head back inside and glue them to the paper plates. You can glue the leaves to cover the entire plate, randomly around the plate or even as a border around only the edge, whichever you prefer. Once you’ve glued the leaves to the paper plate, leave the plates to dry for 24 hours or at least overnight.


Day 2: Creativity


Depending on how much time you have to complete this project you can have the children do the next step after the leaves have been glued on, while you’re waiting for them to dry or you can make another day of it.


Let the children draw Halloween images on the construction paper. Here are some ideas for each color of paper:


Orange – Pumpkins (Use the black marker to draw the face on their pumpkins)


White – Ghosts, Mummies, Bones


Black – Cats, Witch Hats (You can use the yarn to put a tail on the cat and hair on the witches head if you’d like to put that under the hat)


Once the children have picked out and drawn which decorations they’ll be using, carefully cut them out and paste them to the wreath.


Tip: Pre-placement (before gluing) will give the child an idea of what the wreath will look like once it is all glued together. When the children are happy with the way the decorations are placed, it’s time to glue them to the leaves.


Again, allow the decorations to dry completely.


Day 3: Decorating Time


Congratulations! You’ve made your very own homemade Halloween wreath. Enjoy your child’s creation by hanging it on the front door or his or her bedroom door for all your friends and family to see and admire.

Do Have Fun With This Halloween Craft! 


 


Thursday, September 24, 2009

Halloween Makeup Kits Vampire Kit

Halloween Makeup Kits Vampire Kit


Looking for a scary vampire make-up kit for Halloween? The Halloween makeup Vampire Kit from Star Costumes has been the most popular Halloween vampire makeup for almost 20 years.

It includes instructions and advice on how to change your looks to become a realistic and ghastly looking vampire or vampires with fangs. It features:

* Vampire Foundation
* Four Color Vampire Palette
* Black Pencil
* 0.25oz of stage blood
* Fangs
* Brush and sponge applicators
* and color instructions.

The kit includes make-up to last for about 4 – 6 applications.

Enjoy your next Halloween party with this fantastic vampire makeup kit.

Where to buy: www.starcostumes.com


Sunday, September 20, 2009

Halloween Crafts: Eerily Elegant Decors




Halloween Crafts: Eerily Elegant Decors is a book written by Kasey Rogers and Mark Wood, both accomplished and known actors and lovers of throwing fantastic and goulish Halloween parties.

Their book features 50 innovative and stunning Halloween projects, from table decorations, scary sculptures to punch. These projects come with step-by-step instructions and photographs and are straight forward and simple to create. Each project comes with a list of materials needed and a list of contacts for the more difficult materials used.

Examples of the included projects are:

* Creepy Drippy Candles
* Banquet of the Goblin King Centerpiece
* Baby Gremlins
* Banshee Banners
* Red Imp Punch
* Skull Orchard Statute
* The Goblin King
* Harvest of Skulls
* Instant Ancestors
* Brew Some Gruesome Punch Glasses
* Goblin Masques
* Scarecrow Wreath
* and many others

If you enjoy decoration your home with spooky Halloween things, this book offers lots of great projects for the whole family.

Get:Halloween Crafts: Eerily Elegant Decor