Halloween Unbreakable Ornament

Halloween Ornament

Creepy, Crawly and Creative is what your going to say when your child makes this bat ornament. 

Supplies:

30143772 – Clear unbreakable ornament

77613620 – Black Foam Sheet

30055159 – Moving Eyes

30131084 – Stickles

30121824 – Glitter it

30141797 – Vintage Sparkle

Cut the shape of bat wings with the black foam sheet. Make any design with the Stickles on the foam sheet. Pour a small amount of glitter it in the unbreakable ornament and swirl it around. Make sure to get all of the ornament coated. Pour any remaining liquid back into the Glitter It bottle. Add a good amount of glitter to the inside of the ornament. Give it a good shake to make sure the glitter has coated the inside. Glue the eyes and bat wings. A hat or add some pom poms to make bat ears will finish the ornament. 

Happy Crafting! Beth @ Mapunapuna BFC

Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 298 Tombstones (Halloween Decoration)

Our last DIY for this week is a tried and true favorite. Brandon will show you how to create realistically scenic tombstones.

Brandon shows you how to make realistic tombstones!

Watch our how-to video here: Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 298 - Tombstones

Supplies:

Styrofoam block

Black Design Master spray paint

Acrylic paint in gray, green, and brown

Paint brush

Saw

*Optional pieces of cardboard*

Tombstones made out of Styrofoam are great for outdoor decorating.

Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 297 - Ghost Family (Halloween Decoration)

For today's ghoulish DIY, Puna walks you through the super fast steps to make a cute trio of ghosts.

Ghost Decoration

Watch how to make this easy Halloween craft here: Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 297 - Ghost Family 

Supplies:

Three paper mache cones in different sizes

White acrylic paint

Black acrylic paint or paint pen

Pencil

Paint brush

This is a great Halloween project to include your children in; they can make up their own ghostly faces.

Crankin' Out Crafts -ep296 Pinata Costume

Welcome to our DIY Halloween themed week of Crankin' Out Crafts. To start things off, JFlo shows us an especially cute and easy Halloween costume.

DIY Pinata Costume for Kids

Catch this episode on our YouTube Channel: Crankin' Out Crafts Episode 296 - Pinata Costume

Supplies:

T-shirt

Felt in many colors

Headband

2 Paper mache cones

Ribbon

Double-stick tape

Scissors

Hot-glue gun and gluesticks

A really cool thing about this costume is that you can pull the felt pieces off of the t-shirt if you need to reuse it again.

Don't forget to scroll down and read today's earlier post - Market City shares a festive holiday project!