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Witch Cauldron Craft

Make a bubbling witch cauldron craft with a printable template, painted potion bubbles, a pom-pom spider, and a miniature raffia broom.
Active Time30 minutes
drying2 hours
Total Time2 hours 30 minutes
Course: Halloween Craft
Yield: 1 cauldron craft
Author: Melissa Haines
Cost: $5

Equipment

  • Scissors

Materials

  • 1 cauldron printable
  • 1 sheet white cardstock
  • Green washable paint
  • White washable paint
  • 1 empty cardboard toilet paper roll
  • 1 black pom-pom
  • 2 small googly eyes
  • Brown construction paper
  • Raffia
  • Orange-and-white string, cording, ribbon, or yarn
  • Black marker
  • Wax paper
  • Glue stick
  • Tacky glue or liquid school glue

Instructions

  • Print and cut out the cauldron template.
  • Glue it near the bottom of a sheet of white cardstock, leaving room above it for the potion bubbles.
  • Mix green and white washable paint on a piece of wax paper to create a light lime-green color.
  • Dip one end of an empty cardboard toilet paper roll into the paint.
  • Stamp circles above the cauldron, overlapping some of them to create bubbling potion.
  • Glue two googly eyes onto a black pom-pom, and then glue the spider near the upper corner of the cardstock.
  • Use a black marker to draw a web line above the spider and four legs on each side of its body.
  • Cut a long, narrow broom handle from brown construction paper.
  • Gather a small bundle of raffia, tie it near one end, and trim the ends if needed.
  • Glue the raffia to the bottom of the paper broom handle.
  • Attach the finished broom beside the cauldron.
  • Tie orange-and-white string, cording, ribbon, or yarn into a small bow and glue it across the cauldron’s rim.
  • Leave the craft lying flat until the paint and glue have dried completely.

Notes

 
  • An adult can prepare the spider, broom, and bow for younger children.
  • Yarn can replace the raffia or decorative cording.
  • Closely supervise young children when using googly eyes and other small pieces.
  • A glue stick works well for the printable and construction paper.
  • Use tacky glue for the pom-pom, googly eyes, and raffia. Liquid school glue can be used, but it may need to dry overnight.
Always supervise activities with children. Small parts are a choking hazard.