Hooray. Halloween Crafts are here again. This is a simple mummy craft to make for Halloween. The kids can make these mummies with ease. Great for classroom Halloween party crafts, party decorations, or just for fun at home.
Easy Mummy Craft for Halloween
Halloween crafts are my favorite holiday crafts. They are so much fun. With so many spooks, monsters, ghosts, witches, bats, and more fun characters to choose from the craft list goes on and one. I’ve got plenty posted here on the blog to share with you like this Mummy tape craft, DIY Halloween window clings, and pumpkins made from apple stamping.
Here’s what you’ll need to make these cute little mummy crafts
Supplies for Mummy Craft
- Styrofoam balls – Any size will do. It would be fun to have a giant mummy, but I used small 2-inch styrofoam balls.
- Googly eyes
- Glue – I like to use Fabri-Tac – It grabs the material right away with a gel-like texture and dries super fast
- Gauze – cut into long, narrow strips. You won’t need much for small styrofoam balls.
Equipment Needed
Scissors
Optional: red puffy paint
How to Make a Styrofoam Ball Mummy Craft
- Cut a small portion of the styrofoam ball off the bottom to level it so it will stand up independently without wobbling.
- Glue the eyes
- Then, add glue to the back of the mummy’s face.
- Start wrapping the cheesecloth around the ball, careful not to cover the eyes.
- *but be sure to get close enough so the cloth frames the eyes
- Use glue as needed, and use glue to secure the end of the gauze
- Optional: To add a bloody stitch across your mummy’s forehead, use red markers or puffy paint.
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A Mummy Craft For Halloween
Materials
- Styrofoam balls Any size will do. It would be fun to have a giant mummy, but I used small 2-inch styrofoam balls.
- Googly eyes
- Glue I like to use Fabri-Tac
- Gauze cut into long, narrow strips.
Instructions
- Cut a small portion of the styrofoam ball off the bottom to level it so it will stand up independently without wobbling.
- Glue the eyes
- Then, add glue to the back of the mummy's face.
- Start wrapping the cheesecloth around the ball, careful not to cover the eyes. *but be sure to get close enough so the cloth frames the eyes
- Use glue as needed, and use glue to secure the end of the gauze
- Optional: To add a bloody stitch to the mummy's forehead use red markers or puffy paint.
~Melissa – KidFriendlyThingsToDo.Com