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What are some Halloween crafts?

For so many reasons, kids of all ages enjoy Halloween. It is worth getting all excited about the DIY Halloween costumes for children alone. My guess is that they're in it for the candy. Besides the costumes, candy, and trick-or-treating, Halloween is a great season to flex those creative muscles. Take, for example, these simple Halloween crafts for children that will amuse, delight, and inspire kids of all ages and ability levels.

1. Treat Box Haunted Houses. The perfect basis for kids to dream up and decorate their own haunted houses is paper treat boxes. Make a set and then display them on your mantel.
2. Paper Bag Monster Puppets. These comical paper puppets will have them laughing for days, a great choice for the youngest children in your family.
3. Black Cat Cross-Stitch. Put little fingers to work with this simple cross-stitch pattern. It's mainly one color, so it's going to be easy for a kid to build with a little oversight.
4. Leaf Ghosts. Send the children out to forage for fallen leaves, and then go indoors to make these adorable ghosts un-boo-livable. Paint the leaves with white paint. Once dry, draw on black eyes with a black permanent marker. You can string them together for a spooky garland, or scatter them along with the table, or use them as place cards.
5. Mummy Pumpkins. Little ones can get a cackle out of covering the mini pumpkins with gauze strings, but let an adult work with the staple gun and hot glue. Cover a small white pumpkin with gauze strips, with hot-glue keeping the strips in place where appropriate. To build eyes, connect two differently shaped black buttons with hot-glue. Tack down a length of thin black twine with staple-gun staples to create a mouth.

What can adults do on Halloween?

Halloween it’s not just for the kids. Eventually, while we all outgrow our trick-or-treatment days, it doesn't mean that we have to totally put the holiday behind us. Here are just a few of my favorite options.

1. Watch a scary movie. It's always the simplest solution to get your spooky fix and doesn't ask you to leave your sofa. Uh, win-win.
2. Binge-watch a season of American Horror Story. Would you like something a little longer than a movie to keep you occupied for the whole Halloween? Turn on a season of the always-creepy American Horror Story for hours of spine shivers.
3. Carve pumpkins. Pick up a pumpkin and break your carving knife if you want to do something that needs a little (just a little!) more physical activity than watching a movie. You’ll get into the Halloween spirit and get an arm workout.

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How do you make Halloween fun at home?

1. Go bobbing for apples. This is an autumn practice like that, but how many people do it, actually? Without trick-or-treating, now you can try it!
2. Hit up a hayride. Oh, we get it: this Halloween you want to get out of your house. If hayrides are your thing, there’s no better night to do it — the window of opportunity is closing as winter approaches.
3. Or hit up a haunted house. Another great choice for a Halloween adventure, since a haunted house will never fail to make you scream your head off, even if it is run by a bunch of teenagers.
4. Go to a party on Halloween or host one of your own! If you're afraid of being frightened (we get it), skip the horror and celebrate Halloween with a party instead. If you don’t know anyone hosting one, step up to the plate yourself!

How do you make wall art for Halloween?

Embellish your living room with any spooky decorations for Halloween. Numerous styles you can choose to display. Make your own wall art as pre-Halloween activity. Don’t forget to take your kids to craft it. Check below for some recommendations!

Print out the items template and put them in a frame. This can be the lowkey way you celebrate this spooky celebration. Displaying the 3D bat from DIY sounds like a great idea.

Make it out of black paper with the bath stencil. Use the glue dots to add the 3D effect. Paint your own decorations sounds awesome too. Gather the paint materials such as the canvas, paint, and brush.

If you are not painting enthusiasm, but are willing to make a perfect look, just go with the stencil. Trace the stencil onto canvas and scratch your brush on it. Display it with other embellishments.

How can you make a paper plate jack o lantern?

During Halloween celebrations, you might come up with a crafting activity for your kids. Paper plate belongs to a craft material that is versatile to use. Creating the jack o lantern out of a paper plate is kinda exciting.

All you need to prepare are the paper plate, paint, brush, and black tape. Let the kids paint the paper plate surface orange. Add the green at the topper detail as the stem. Continue with making the facial ornaments cutouts with black tape.

Stick into the paper plate and the jack o the lantern craft is ready to display. You can make this craft as a hanging décor or just stick it on your kid’s wall.

What can I sell on Halloween?

During Halloween, you might want to take the advantage of it through become a seller of spooky items. There are a lot of things you can decide to sell.

The scented skull candles would be nice to sell. You can insert the skull on the candle, so once it melts, the eerie skull is seen. The bookmark kit sounds great too. All you need to do is gather the materials and pack them in a spooky box.

Spooky accessories such as bracelets, pendants, necklaces, headbands, and earrings are great to sell. Have a custom design of your accessories and make them spookiest by adding some items.

Other things to sell are the spooky wreath, stencil, crafting kit, and many more.

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