This spooky Halloween tree is easy to make and the kid’s can help to!
Happy Friday!
We’re officially in October, and I thought it would be fun to share a favorite not too scary project that I made last year.
I wanted to make something Halloweeny and kid-friendly for Miss L’s room, and I settled on a cute ghostly tree.
Lets Get Creative!
Last weekend I pulled out the spray-painted twigs, hand-made ghosts, polka-dot garland, and beaded words. Miss L helped me hang all of the pieces on her tree. She loved helping me, and I got a kick out of the fact that she’s old enough to help me decorate! 😉
Here are the materials I used to make our Ghostly Halloween Tree:
Making the little white ghosts was so much fun!
1) First I cut a 3″ x 3″ square of gauze and placed a small craft pom pom in the center.
2) I wrapped the head of the ghost and secured it with a little bow.
3) Next, I hot-glued googly eyes to the little ghost.
4) Finally, I just pushed half of a paper clip into the back of the ghost’s head. To ensure that it wouldn’t slide back out, I dabbed a little hot glue onto the ends.
I simply strung some letter beads onto string to create the beaded words.
***To see my tutorial for polka-dot garland, click here.
I love this simple little decoration, and so does my daughter…which is all that matters, right? 😉
Let’s see what my “Get Your DIY On” co hosts came up with for our “Falling for Fall” theme:
Just a Girl and Her Blog’s Mason Jar Luminaries
The Happy Housie’s Spooky Spell Books
Confessions of a Serial DIYer’s Halloween Cabinet Door Wreath
The Hankful House’s Fall Flower Pallet
Christy@Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer says
I thought this looked familiar. It’s still as cute as I remember! I love that your daughter was able to help too, such a fun age! I see you gave me a new blog name too lol. Thanks 😀
Michelle Lepak-Dandelion Patina says
Happy Fall! So glad I could join the party! I love that you created decor that the kiddos could help with. So much fun! Thanks for co-hosting. ~Michelle
Sarah Marchant says
Okay, this has to be the cutest thing! I love this kid-friendly twist on typical Halloween decor.