3 Spooky Halloween DIYs.
1. Halloween treat bucket
- Large plastic pot plant container
- Drill
- Drill bits
- Masking tape
- Craft knife
- Cat template
- Scissors
- Crazy eyes
- 7mm natural fibre econo-rope
- Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch 2x spray paint in Real Orange
- Wonder Cover velveteen contact
Step 1
Drill holes on either side of the pot using a 10mm metal drill bit.
Step 2
Spray the bucket with the spray paint in even layers until fully coated.
Step 3
Choose a cat shape you like from the internet or download the template. Place the template of the cat onto the self-adhesive velveteen and cut it out with a craft knife.
Step 4
Remove the plastic backing from the velveteen and stick the cat silhouette onto the side of the bucket.
Step 5
Add a pair of stick-on crazy eyes to the cat’s face.
Step 6
Thread the rope through the holes and make a knot on each end on the inside of the bucket.
2. Halloween Pumpkin
- Scissors
- Craft knife
- Pencil
- Masking tape
- Cutting mat
- Magic Cover black chalkboard self-adhesive contact (1m x 450mm)
- Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch 2x in Real Orange
- Cardboard
- Pumpkin template
- Scary face template
Step 1
Download the pumpkin template and print it. Overlap the pages until you get the correct pumpkin shape, tape together and cut out the template using scissors.
Step 2
Place the template onto the cardboard and secure it with masking tape, then trace the outline.
Step 3
Remove the template and cut the pumpkin out with a craft knife.
Step 4
Spray one side of the pumpkin with even layers of orange spray paint until covered.
Step 5
Place the scary face template onto the vinyl and cut the face out with a craft knife. Stick the vinyl face onto the pumpkin.
3. Garbage bag spider web
Materials you will need:
- Heavy duty black garbage bag
- Scissors
Step 1
Cut the garbage bag open at the bottom and on one side. Open the bag and flatten it on a surface. Fold the bottom right corner to the top left so that the edges line up. Cut the extra plastic away on the left. (If you fold the triangle open it will be a square.)
Step 2
Fold the bottom corner of the triangle to the opposite corner at the top right. Then fold the top left corner over to the top right corner.
Step 3
Fold the top left corner with the closed edge over to the right so that the edges line up. Cut away the top triangle.
Step 4
Cut one-centimetre strips from the open side to a centimetre from the closed edge.
Step 5
Cut away every second strip and open the plastic to reveal the spider web.