Halloween is just around the corner, and it's the perfect time to get creative with your little pumpkins!
At Alf & Co, your go-to children's lifestyle store in Nottingham, we have lots of Spooktacular ideals to entertain your babies, toddlers and children this half term. Plus check out our top 10 DIY Halloween crafts, activities and ideas to enjoy with your toddlers, babies, preschoolers, and young children during the half term to get you in the spooky spirit…
DIY Halloween Ideas for Kids
1. Pumpkin Painting
Grab some non-toxic paint and let your little ones decorate their own mini pumpkins. It's a mess-free alternative to carving and great for all ages.
2. Spooky Storytime
Read Halloween-themed books with your children to get them in the spooky spirit. Create a cozy reading nook with cushions and blankets. Check out our children’s book collection online at www.alfandco.co.uk
3. Make Monster Masks
Get out your craft materials like card, paper, googly eyes, and markers and let your children create their own monster masks. Let their imaginations run wild! Check out our arts and crafts collection - all the fun, none of the mess and all completely recyclable and environmentally friendly too!
4. Create Halloween Cards
Craft Halloween cards for friends and family. It's a fun way to express creativity and share the spirit of the season.
5. Ghostly Footprints
Dip your baby or child's foot in white washable paint and make ghostly footprints on black paper. Add eyes and a mouth for a spooky touch.
6. Paper Pumpkin Crafts
Use paper plates, orange paint, and green paper to create adorable paper plate pumpkins. They're perfect for hanging around the house.
7. Spiderweb Art
Provide your little artists with white paper, black paint, and a straw. Blow through the straw to create a spooky spiderweb design. They will love it!
8. Apple Print Ghosts
Cut an apple in half and use it as a stamp with white paint to create ghostly shapes on paper. Add faces with a black marker.
9. Mummy Wraps
Wrap dolls or figurines with white bandages or toilet paper to make them look like mummies. It's a simple and fun craft for young children that they will absolutely love.
10. Halloween Baking
Bake spooky treats together, like ghost-shaped cookies or pumpkin cupcakes. Give these chocolate dipped strawberry’s a try. Let your little ones decorate them with icing and sprinkles. Check out our Liewood Baking set too to let your child run wild with their imagination!
This Halloween, make magical memories with your children by embracing your inner DIY spirit. And don't forget to take a peak at Alf & Co online for some fangtastic fun at our Halloween events. We can't wait to celebrate with your little monsters!