Creating these little facecloth ghosts is fun and easy and will have kids working on their fine motor skills.
By: Andrea Mulder-Slater
Making the Ghosts
I came up with the idea for these little ghosties while in the shower. Little did I know my daughter would latch onto the concept so severely that we would quickly run out of terrycloth. I am not exaggerating when I tell you we have at least forty of these swirling around our house – with more (paper versions) in production.
What You Need:
- facecloths (or paper towels)
- cotton batting, or a bouncy ball, or a styrofoam ball
- elastic bands
- googly eyes, eye stickers or self stick gems
What You Do:
Grab a facecloth (or a sheet of paper towel).
Drape cloth over some cotton or a bouncy ball, and tie off with an elastic band.
Attach eye stickers, self-stick gems or googly eyes.
Note: Use stickers or tape instead of glue for the eyes if you would like to eventually reclaim your facecloths.
This post originally appeared on the Yummy Mummy Club with the title: 6 Boo-tiful Halloween Crafts for Your Kids.
