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Got an old egg carton? Why not turn it into an egg carton monster treat holder?

This is a fun kids' craft idea perfect for Halloween. It's also a recycling craft so you get to use up your trash at the same time-win-win!
This easy Halloween craft was first published in 2013 and has been updated and reshared for today's audience. Here are over 50 Halloween crafts for kids
There's something about repurposing rubbish that makes me happy and these cute little monster treat holders are no exception.

I call this craft a 'treat holder' but that's a bit of a stretch because each monster will only hold one tiny treat (which is a plus for us parents, am I right?).

We made a few of them and then I hid a small treat in each one and hid them around the garden so that the girls could have a monster treasure hunt, which they LOVED. They also make fun Halloween decorations.

You will need:

An egg carton (each 12-pack egg carton will make 6 monsters)

Acrylic paint

PVA (school) glue

Googly eyes - or use our free printable paper eyes for a more eco-friendly version

Paint brush

scissors

Sweets to place inside (use wrapped sweets or wrap your own)

How to:

1. Cut the egg carton cups into individual pieces (kids will need some help with this part). You might like to include some teeth, or keep it flat and add a tongue from the flat part of the egg carton. Snip off some pointy bits to use as horns - the sky is the limit, design them however you like.'

2. Paint them inside and out and allow to dry

3. Glue on horns, googly eyes and anything else you've made

4. Place sweets inside

Our egg carton monsters are friendly and only eat sweets, not people! Don't you think they are cute?

More fun Halloween ideas:

* Make a cute egg carton spider puppet on a string
* These halloween suncatchers look so colourful!
* Make a paper pumpkin basket using our free printable template
* Our egg carton black cat costume looks so cute on Miss K!

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I love children's songs. I always have. As a little girl, I used to play "school" with my brother and sister, and I would make up my own to teach them. A couple years ago, my friend taught me a Halloween song called "I'm a Mean Old Witch with a Hat." I taught it to my kids, and they love singing it this time of year. I wanted to come up with a Halloween craft for kids to go with the song, so we made these cute paper plate witch hats. And... I'm going to try not to embarrass myself too much, but I made a little YouTube video to teach you all the song. Be excited!

First things first. Here's the video! If you know me in real life, you aren't allowed to watch, ok? Just don't. It will make seeing each other later a lot less awkward, mkay? Everyone else, proceed.

To make a witch hat, you will need:

a paper plate

a party hat (or some paper and elastic string)

tape

black paint

decorations: stickers, glitter glue, etc.

Take the hat apart and turn it inside out. This makes it easier to paint. Tape the seam on the inside and at the very bottom. You can also just make a cone with a piece of paper and attach some elastic string. A cereal box would work well for this too.

Place the hat on the middle of the plate and trace around it.

Draw another circle about 1/2-inch around the inside of the original circle. It doesn't need to be perfect, it's just a kid craft! Poke a hole in the middle of the plate to help get your scissors in there.

Cut out the middle circle.

Cut about 3/4-inch slits all around the bottom of the hat. Make sure you don't cut through your tape, and don't cut higher that the part where the elastic string is coming out.

Bend back all of the flaps that you just created, like so.

Put the party hat up through the hole in your plate. (Cut off a little more of the plate if necessary.) Make sure the elastic string from the hat is straitened out and hanging down. Tape all of the flaps to the plate.

And there you go! A witches hat!

Now you just need to add some black paint (or dark blue mixed with brown if you are in a pinch). Let it dry and decorate. Let the kids go wild! Stickers, glitter glue, feathers, googly eyes, you name it! My kids had such a fun time with this craft.

"I'm a mean old witch with a HAT!" Happy Halloween!!!

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What can you do with a roll of toilet paper? I mean, besides THAT?

It seems that the leftover cardboard tube has almost mystical properties because it can morph into more objects than I would have ever dreamed.

For the ultimate upcycling in Halloween party decorations or for a kids' craft activity, start saving those tubes now so you can make pumpkins, bats (flying and hanging), Frankenstein, colorful silly monsters, spiders, fake candles, owls and the cutest themed pop-ups (perfect party favors).

You'll want to see the pumpkins and spooky faces you can make while the paper is still on the roll, too.

Toilet paper: it's a Boo-tiful thing!

See Also

1. Toilet Paper Roll Pumpkin Stamp
From Crafty Morning
Have your kids make some cute little pumpkins using a homemade toilet paper roll stamp! This is a great project for the fall season that will last through Halloween and Thanksgiving without breaking the bank. Dip your stamp in some orange paint, draw on a stem and some vines, then paint the pumpkins with a paint brush.

2. Paper Roll Bat Craft
From Crafty Morning
Going batty? Make these fun toilet paper roll bat crafts with your kids for a Halloween craft this year! It's pretty simple to make with everyday craft supplies you probably have around your house and you can hang them up inside or out for some Halloween decorations. All you need are some toilet paper rolls, black construction paper, and spooky glow in the dark googly eyes.

3. Halloween Frankenstein Kids Craft
From A Spotted Pony
Transform recycled toilet paper rolls into adorable Frankenstein Halloween decorations to decorate your home through the month of October. They make an easy yet engaging craft that younger children will love working on. Decorate your recycled toilet paper rolls with green paint, googly eyes, glitter glue, and some magic markers.

4. Halloween Bat
From El Hada de Papel
Because of their flexible feet these little bats can hang just about anywhere! Use them to decorate your brick wall, wooden fence, trees and more. They are made from black painted toilet paper rolls with legs made out of pipe cleaners. These little guys would also be great for a vampire costume accessory.

5. Halloween Pom Pom Pop Ups
From Willow Day
Boo! Make these super fun Halloween Pom Pom Pop-Ups with recycled toilet paper rolls, pompoms, googly eyes, and any other craft materials you have around your home. These simple little pompom pop-ups are for anyone and make a great gift for a little one, a party craft, table toppers, or place settings.

6. Toilet Roll Bat Fun :: Filth Wizardry

This crafty little toilet paper roll bat is almost too cute to be a Halloween decoration! An expertly folded toilet paper roll turns into the body of a bat, decorated with some black paint and accordion folded black construction paper wings. They are perfect for decorating your front entryway for trick-or-treaters or for hanging from the ceiling for your Halloween parties.

7. Goofy Ghouls Halloween Crafts
From All Free Kids Crafts
Keep Halloween silly with funny little toilet paper roll crafts like these Goofy Ghouls. This family of spooky monsters is only a little bit of a scare and a whole lot of fun. They are easy for kids to make and offer room for creativity and personal touches. Make these Halloween crafts from items around the house for a super thrifty thrill.

8. Halloween Toilet Roll Spiders
From Molly Moo Crafts
Not a fan of anything too spooky or scary for Halloween? These Toilet Paper Spiders will do just the trick for anyone seeking an adorable and child-friendly October craft. Follow this intuitive tutorial to make your own with a toilet paper roll, brightly colored paint, and some fun pipe cleaners. Get creative with different patterns and colors.

9. Halloween Props Faux Candles
From Halloween Forum
Deck out your home with some spooky looking dripping candles. Your guests will never even guess they are made from toilet paper rolls! A little bit of hot glue and spray paint goes a long way, transforming the toilet paper rolls into the most realistic looking candles. Add a little battery powered tea light in the middle for added effect.

10. Halloween Owls
From Happy Hooligans
If you are looking to make some fun and easy Halloween crafts with your kids this month, be sure to put these little crows on your list! Too cute for words, these adorable toilet roll crows are decorated with spare craft materials like buttons, craft feathers, and felt. I love how each kid can get create their own unique bird.

11. Monster Crafts
From Crafts by Amanda
These Moody Monsters are a wonderful craft to create with your children around Halloween time. This creative blogger used cardboard toilet paper and paper towel rolls as the base for a wide array of felt monsters. My personal favorite is the little green guy with a single eyeball and buck teeth. What will you create?

12. Halloween Pumpkin
From TP Craft
If you are in need of a last minute craft to do with your kids for Halloween, be sure to check out this round up post filled with seven awesome toilet paper crafts. From Frankenstein monsters to spooky spiders, this list is filled with great ideas that are budget friendly and kid approved. My person favorite? Kid mummies complete with your kid's face!

13. Pumpkin Rolls
From Living on the Cheap
Easy and inexpensive to make, these toilet paper roll pumpkins are a classy and adorable addition to your fall décor. Find some fun fall-themed fabric that matches the rest of your décor and then follow this simple no-sew tutorial to make them yourself! The best part is that they are ready in five minutes or less.

14. Toilet Paper Roll Mummies
From Glue Sticks and Gumdrops
This toilet paper roll mummy craft is a wonderful and easy Halloween craft for toddlers and preschoolers. They'll look cute amongst your festive decor, too! We tore some gauze into strips, painted the tubes black and added googly eyes. You can't get much easier than that, but here's the tutorial just in case you want to see it all.

Plan a fun afternoon of Halloween DIY crafting with these great supplies:
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Get busy crafting with these great DIY inspirations for Halloween fun:

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Ghoulish greetings from my skeleton friend!

Have fun this "spook-tacular" Halloween by crafting up some "NOT" so scary kid crafts! After-all, making crafts is the best part of the holidays - don't you think?!

So what are you waiting for? Grab your craft supplies and child so you can craft up this super simple Paper Plate Skull Kid Craft today! Happy crafting and making a memorable Halloween, my friends!!!

* Large Paper Plate
* White Tissue Paper { affiliate link}
* Black/White Cardstock
* Scissors
* School Glue
* Stapler

* First grab your paper plate. Cut a small straight section, about 1/4th of the paper plate, off {see picture for reference}
* Now grab your school glue and put a good amount ALL over the paper plate.
* Have children cut the white tissue paper into small squares and then lay them on top of the glue, until the paper plate is completely covered.
* While they are working on that, cut out some eyes, a small heart nose and teeth from the black & white cardstock.
* To finish off thePaper Plate Skull Kid Craft - glue the eyes and nose in place, while stapling the teeth where you cut off some of the paper plate. Then add other embellishments you see fit and display proudly!

More is better when it comes to Halloween crafts! Here are few more spooky ideas to get you inspired! #gluedtomycrafts
Fright Night - Halloween Kid Craft
Cupcake Liner Spider {Kid Craft}
Eyeball Frame {Kid Craft}
Popsicle Stick Witch Hats - Kid Craft Halloween Black Cat {Kid Craft}
Halloween Witch {Kid Craft}

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When I was a kid Pippi Longstalking was all the rave! Do you remember her? Since I had long, red hair it's a no wonder I absolutely adored the books and the silly character. When Halloween time came around every year I put on my long mismatched stalkings, my mom strung a hanger through two ...

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Headband crafts can add silliness to your day, and they can also be used to support learning activities. In the past we've made spider headbands and monster headbands. This year we decided to make bat headbands as a fun Halloween craft. Make them after you read some books about bats. Then wear your headbands to retell stories, act out new stories, sing songs, or just to be silly flying around like pretend bats!

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You'll only need a few basic craft supplies to make your own bats. I used black card stock to cut two 1 1/2 inch wide strips of paper for the main headband. Then I cut basic wing shapes out of black card stock. You can also make a tracer or have kids cut out their own wing shapes to add some fine motor practice to this activity and allow kids to personalize their own bats a bit. I also cut out two white circles, two white fangs, and one black nose. You'll also need two large googly eyes, white school glue, and a stapler.

First Tinker added the facial features to her bat.

After it dried I stapled the two black strips together in a size that would fit her head. Then I folded the edges of the wings about a 1/2 inch and stapled them to the sides of the headband so that they would "flap" back and forth while she "flew" around the yard playing.

Once your headbands are finished you can use them for all sorts of activities like I mentioned above. We started by going outside for some gross motor activities. First we practiced flying (also using the vocabulary words soaring and gliding) around for fun. Then we practiced flying quickly and slowly. We also practice flying in circles, zig zags, sideways and backwards.

What other fun activities would you use your bat headbands for with kids?

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Warming up for Halloween 2017 with these cute little monsters :)

This Halloween is special. Why? Because my daughter is now two years old and this is the first Halloween where she can actually understand and participate in all the Halloween hoopla! Now, she is too young for the seriously spooky things so I decided to introduce Halloween to her with these cute little cardboard tube craft monsters!

She knows that humans have two eyes, no horns, and regular teeth. So, seeing these outliers (one or three eyes, horns, saw-shaped teeth), she immediately gathered she was looking at some weird creatures that we happen to call monsters. But, since they look funny and harmless she had a great time making this craft and then playing with these little new friends of her.

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SUPPLIES:

BEHIND THE SCENE STEPS:

1. Cut the cardboard tube of different sizes.

2. Cover the tubes with colored tissue paper.

3. Cut out the shapes for hands, hair, teeth, mouth, tongue, horn, ear as desired from the cardstock papers. Just have fun making the shape of your choice.

4. Glue the cutouts and wiggle eyes to the tubes.

There is no rule for what shape to cut and where to glue. Let your kids amaze you with their creativity.

Here are the pictures of the cutouts we used for making our monsters.

And my daughter piecing her monsters together.

Here are our playful Monsters!

Looking for more Halloween inspired fun activities for kids? Look no further!

Check out these spooktacular Halloween activities below from these wonderful kids activities bloggers. Find your own inspiration from crafts, printables, games, recipes, and Halloween photo shoot for kids.

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Ecco altre due idee per realizzare le vostre decorazioni per Halloween utilizzando materiale di riuso.

Sono davvero semplici e divertenti da costruire, soprattutto con i bambini. I protagonisti questa volta sono: rotoli di carta igienica e mollette di legno per il bucato. Con un po' di fantasia, sono diventati dei "paurosi" pipistrelli da appendere in giro per casa.

Il materiale che ho utilizzato:

Rotoli di carta igienica;

Cartoncino nero (ma ancor meglio un cartoncino riciclato da una scatola da buttare, colorato di nero);

Mollette da bucato di legno (quelle di grandezza standard oppure, come nel mio caso, quelle di taglia più piccola che si trovano spesso nei biglietti di auguri o nelle cartolibrerie);

Forbici, colla o nastro adesivo, pennello.

La prima accortezza da usare è quella di "creare" le orecchie del pipistrello partendo dal rotolo di cartoncino: ripiegate due lembi del bordo, corrispondenti ognuno a metà della circonferenza (come in foto) e incollateli uno sull'altro con del nastro adesivo o un po' di colla.

Sistemate bene dando la forma che desiderate con le dita, il cartoncino è molto malleabile: questa sarà la testa del vostro pipistrello.

Da questo punto in poi il lavoro da fare è abbastanza intuitivo, vedendo il risultato finale: il rotolo viene semplicemente colorato di nero. Le ali, ritagliate dal cartoncino, sono incollate sulla "schiena" del nostro pipistrello con la colla o del nastro biadesivo.

Per gli occhi e i denti possiamo usare del colore acrilico bianco, o meglio dei ritagli di foglio bianco. Con due striscioline di cartoncino ho ritagliato le zampine poi usate, piegandole, per appendere il nostro pipistrello (io ho preferito appenderlo a testa in giù, proprio come se fosse vero).

I pipistrelli fatti con le mollette sono ancora più semplici da realizzare: basta colorare il legno di nero e poi attaccare sul retro le ali, realizzate sempre con il nostro cartoncino.

Ora potete disporre una cordicina o un rametto secco vicino alla vostra finestra, e appendere i vostri pipistrelli a testa in giù. Il risultato, soprattutto quando fuori comincia a scendere la sera, è davvero "macabro" 🙂

Ricordatevi di mandarmi le vostre foto, se decidete di realizzarli anche voi!

potete mandarle all'indirizzo e-mail: ilbioamatore@gmail.com o tramite la nostra pagina facebook!

Buon divertimento!

Sabrina

vedi anche:
I ghianderelli: pipistrelli di ghiande e foglie

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Ecco altre due idee per realizzare le vostre decorazioni per Halloween utilizzando materiale di riuso. Sono davvero semplici e divertenti da costruire, soprattutto con i bambini. I protagonisti questa volta sono: rotoli di carta igienica e mollette di legno per il bucato. Con un po' di fantasia, sono diventati dei "paurosi"...

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Decorate a paper cup to transform it into a friendly ghost. You can easily make several of these adorable little ghosts and festoon your room for Halloween.

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Fall is one of my favorite seasons. The one thing I love about Fall more than anything is PUMPKINS. I love pumpkin spice lattes, decorating pumpkins, pumpkin pie, but I never really get the kids involved.

Until this year.

Check out these adorable egg carton pumpkins for Fall! If you are like us, you go through so many eggs each week. Keep those empty egg cartons. Don't throw them away!

It's okay if they did make it to the recycling bin though. You can purchase empty cardboard egg cartons on Amazon too. I've included affiliate links to help make it easier for you to gather materials for these adorable pumpkins!

Egg Carton Pumpkins

Materials Needed

empty cardboard egg carton (I used cardboard, styrofoam egg cartons do not take paint well)
orange acrylic paint
black acrylic paint or black permanent marker
paint brush
green or brown pipe cleaners
small craft scissors
old newspaper

Directions

1. Lay the newspaper down on the area you will be be painting.

2. Gently cut apart the egg cartons using the scissors.

3. Using the paint brush, paint each egg carton orange. Set aside to dry.

4. Rinse the paint and brush and use some paper towels to dry.

5. Once the egg cartons are dry, use the paint brush to give each pumpkin a face. I outlined the eyes and then gently colored them in using the paint brush and then did the same with the mouth (see photos).
Have fun with it and make different shapes if you would like.
6. Let the pumpkins dry again.

7. When the pumpkins are dry, use the craft scissors to gently poke a hole in the top of each pumpkin (see photo).

8. Cut the pipe cleaners into 2″-3″ pieces. Poke through the hole in the top of the pumpkin and gently hook underneath on the inside (see photo).

9. Gently curl the pipe cleaner on top to resemble a pumpkin stem.

10. Repeat with all the pumpkins.

Line them up on your mantel, on the counter, TV stand, window sill. Add a couple to different Fall decor you may have around your house. You could even make some for neighbors and friends to pass out with a treat to welcome in Fall.The possibilities are limitless.

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Fall is one of my favorite seasons. The one thing I love about Fall more than anything is PUMPKINS. I love pumpkin spice lattes, decorating pumpkins, pumpkin pie, but I never really get the kids involved. Until this year. Check out these adorable egg carton pumpkins for Fall!

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"Itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the waterspout...", is one of the first poems that a baby hears and learns. Little do they know that the spiders they so love are such great spooky icons for Halloween!

Did you know that Spiders are not insects? They are their own category called arachnids. And, while they have obtained a scary reputation, they are actually really fascinating little creatures. Their magical powers include weaving spider silk, which is considered to be stronger than steel with the same dimensions.

So, this Halloween, we decided to remember these little friends and make this shiny craft for their shiny abilities.

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HOW TO MAKE SPIDER CRAFT?

SUPPLIES

BEHIND THE SCENE STEPS

1. Crumble a piece of aluminum foil into a small ball.

2. Cut six to eight strips (~5"x0.25") from black cardstock paper.

3. Fold the black paper strips as shown below making the legs of the spider.

4. Tape the paper strips to the foil ball.

5. Tape the eyes to the foil ball.

And your spooky props are ready for Halloween.

Don't forget to join us on PINTEREST for more halloween craft ideas!

RELATED FALL & HALLOWEEN CRAFTS

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"Itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the waterspout...", is one of the first poems that a baby hears and learns. Little do they know that the spiders they so love are such great spooky icons for Halloween! Did you know that Spiders are not insects? They are their own category called arachnids.

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Our first Halloween craft for the season! Yay! We are kicking off with a super simple and classic Halloween kids craft.

Basket Coffee Filters

Black Marker

Hole Punch

String/Thread

Fallen Tree branch (optional)

Fold a basket coffee filter into half. Fold it once more to make a cone. You can either staple the cone to make sure the edges don't fly or you can leave it as it is. Have the child draw a cute /non-scary ghost face. Make a hole above the face and thread a string or yarn. We used sewing thread to make the thread as light and "invisible" as possible. Ha!

Those holes made by the puncher gave the ghosts additional charm!

We then found a fallen tree branch and used it as a prop to display our cute little ghosties.

I can see how this entire craft can be be done on a much larger scale using a larger tree branch and many more ghosties.

Once you have your spooky branch you can use it as a prop for your haunted house theme or simply prop the branch in front of your house in your front lawn for the big night! Don't forget to paint the branch white for extra effect. You can also mix in some glow in the dark paint and pain the eyes using that.

Lay a black poster board behind the branch if possible ( if using indoors as decor ) and draw a full moon and a bat flying. Ooooohh.. Spooky.

You can also string the little ghosties together and make a banner for your party or your mantle.

Spooky Eruptions Science Activity

Check out our resourceful e-book filled with many preschool play ideas.

We have also collaborated on another e-book with simple and practical baby play ideas.

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This post contains affiliate links. If you choose to shop through these links,, I will receive a small commission. Thanks for supporting the blog! Our first Halloween craft for the season! Yay! We are kicking off with a super simple and classic Halloween kids craft.