One of my day jobs is Chief Editor of Craftown.com. I’m working on beefing up the content over there and will be adding lots of new crafts to the site in the coming months. I’m even looking for contributors! So if you are interested in sharing your projects, check out the information on the contributor’s page.
This paper plate mummy is one of many crafts I will be making for Craftown. I have several more up my sleeve, this is just the first of many. This is a really easy project for kids and I think it turned out so cute! Get the instructions for the Halloween Paper Plate Mummy here.
Paper Plate Mummy
Supplies
- 1 paper plate
- 1/2 sheet black construction paper
- 1-2 sheets white construction paper
- 1/2 sheet orange construction paper
- Glue stick
- Scissors
- Black marker
Instructions
- Cut a piece of black paper about 5" x 3" and glue it to the paper plate (see photo).
- Cut two circles from orange paper, about the size of a half dollar. Use a black marker to draw a dot for the pupil. Glue the eyes to the black paper.
- Tear white construction paper into strips. Using glue stick, paste the strips horizontally across the front of the paper plate. Repeat this process, overlapping as you go, folding the edges over to the back of the plate.
- Use a black marker to add a squiggly line for a mouth.
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Yolanda Crisostomo says
I Love this and want to share it on my blog. Years ago I shared your Vampire Lollipop but the link where I found the craft is gone. I got it from Spoonful.com. Do you have it posted somewhere else? I’d like to provide a link. Thanks so much and have a wonderful day! ~Yolanda~
Amanda Formaro says
Hi Yolanda! Looks like Spoonful fixed the link, so the one you had should be working now :)
C.R.A.F.T. says
i featured you today! :)
InMyOwnStyle says
Hi Amanda-
I am sending this tutorial to my college aged daughter, Amanda. She is going to love this and I am sure will be decoratating her apt. with them. they are so cute.
My best- Diane
RedTedArt says
oh my, you have some AWESOME halloween craft! Your mummy is just too cute! LOve your monster bags too!
Would LOVE for you to take part in Kids Get Crafty, over at Red Ted Art. Link up Party every Wednesday? Here is the current active one: http://www.redtedart.com/2010/09/08/kids-get-crafty-eric-carle-homemade-puzzles/
Old and multiple posts welcome!
Do hope to "see" you there!
Maggy
Red Ted Art
Amanda @ Serenity Now says
That's pretty cute!! My preschooler would love to make one. :) Thanks for the visit today. :)
Sassy Sites! says
Great job! You have a very cute blog here. I'm visiting from Made bY you Monday! I'm a follower! Stop by Sassy Sites when you get a chance! xoxo
Marni @ Sassy Sites!
C.R.A.F.T. says
what a fun idea! come on over and link up to MMM :)
creativejewishmom/sara says
love it, this is so "Amanda", simple yet amazingly cute! Thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday!
Kristen @ ladybug-blessings.com says
aw that is so cute and such a good idea for a kid's craft!
Cristie says
Cool and simple, I like that! Very fun.
Amy says
This would be so cute for the kiddos!
Megan says
Oh, this looks like fun – and simple, too! My daughter's finally getting into the "scary" side of Halloween and I think she'd love this project. Thanks for sharing!
Sue says
Cute + simple = the best!
Amazing_Grace says
This craft could also be used with the Bible story Lazarus. :)
Carol/Firecrackerkid says
What a wonderful thing to do for the children. Bless you! Your mummy is too cute:)
Bobbie Mackey says
ooh! my library kids will love this! i wonder how it would look if you took a close up pick of your kiddo's face and used those? too cute!
Rena says
Love it!
Tiffiny Felix says
Hahaha! :) I love this! I see a whole army of mummies in my future :)
malia says
hi! congrats on your crafttown gig! can't wait to check it out. ok so i am starting a linky party and i'd love it if you'd link this cute project ( -:
malia
http://www.yesterdayontuesday.com
Jenglamgirl says
CUTENESS, THIS Is great for kids to do. I know what craft I will be doing with my kids in OCT. thanks so much. Jen