Celebrate Halloween With Paper Crafts

Spook your friends with your own flying bat! Bats, ghosts, and black cats are popular symbols of Halloween. Follow storyteller Randel McGee as he explores Halloween in CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN WITH PAPER CRAFTS. Learn to make a standing witch, skull headdress, goofy goggles, and even a haunted house!

"Provides a brief introduction to the history of Halloween, and Halloween-themed paper craft ideas"--Provided by publisher.

HALLOWEEN PAPER CRAFTS: CUT OUT DECORATIONS, BOOKMARKS & PAPER DOLLS is filled with Halloween-themed fun. Children cut out adorable Halloween paper dolls, bookmarks, and images to create their own decorations! What an enjoyable way to celebrate the season! Use the "surprise me" option to view examples of colorful Halloween images, decorations, and bookmarks.

Decorating for Halloween can be just as fun as dressing up and going trick-or-treating—especially if it involves origami! Readers of this captivating guide follow step-by-step instructions to create their own special Halloween crafts. The paper projects can be displayed as decorations, given as gifts, or just held onto as keepsakes. Colorful photographs are shown alongside the text, giving readers an idea of what the origami model should look like at various stages and ensuring that readers of many ages and levels can follow along.

Do your readers want to make their own haunted house? Haunted houses are a fun and scary part of Halloween. Readers follow storyteller Randel McGee as he explores Halloween. Readers will learn to make a flying bat, sitting black cat, goofy goggles, and even a haunted house.

Let's Celebrate Halloween is perfect for busy families with young children who want to mark the holiday with easy-to-do recipes and crafts and fun-to-read stories and poems. The book is interactive and engaging and features a mix of brand-new material and selections inspired by or drawn from Highlights High Five magazine, including a Little Bunny story, four crafts, three recipes, three activities, That's Silly!, and My First Hidden Pictures. Intended to create new family traditions and appealing to kids of all ages, this offers the perfect way to celebrate the holiday year after year. Various authors will contribute material for the books. The illustrators will be selected from among those who have created art for High Five.

Readers are sure to have a frighteningly fun time making Halloween crafts when they follow this spooky guide to origami. Witches, ghosts, and black cats are just some of the fun paper folding projects to be found. Readers can even make their own chilling monster claws! The step-by-step instructions are supplemented by helpful visual examples, and important tips and materials lists help readers prepare for their projects. Fun facts about Halloween are also included, making this both an educational reading experience and an artistic adventure.

Enjoy Paper Craft fun in convenient, take-along kits that are perfect for celebrating the holidays! Each kit includes punch-out shapes and instructions for making 6 different characters. Cute, creepy, and totally festive 3-D models - are fun for play and display! Sturdy paper is scored and perforated for convenience. Kit includes a ghost, vampire, mummy, skeleton, zombie, and witch-all to make your Halloween frightfully delightful!

We may not celebrate Halloween or follow its underlying customs and rituals in their entirety but if you think deeper, certain superstitions are quite universal. Quilling doesn't have to be only used for Halloween decorations and jewelry, it can be PART of the costume! Isn't it a beauty of this global era where you can celebrate the confluence of different cultures while marveling at how we all share a similar fabric somewhere? So, pick up your favorite Halloween craft and enjoy the festive spirit. If you or your kids are a fan of paper quilled crafts, we have a wide variety for you to choose from right here in Halloween Paper Quilling Patterns.

Ghosts, pumpkins, spiders, and witches are great subjects for Halloween craft projects. Through the step-by-step directions in this book, readers can take on a plethora of fun crafts to celebrate the spookiest holiday, including a witch’s hat piñata, a spider bracelet made from duct tape, and a pumpkin candy dispenser made from recycled cardboard boxes. Whether Halloween is soon or it’s simply a rainy day, these crafts engage readers of all ages with their simplicity and the ability of each crafter to make the project uniquely theirs.