If you are looking for a last minute quick and easy Halloween craft to make with your child, this flying ghosts Halloween decoration is perfect! It’s zero mess and takes about 10 minutes total plus, your child will LOVE them! Grab your scissors and an old white sheet or old white t-shirts and get ready for some not-so-spooky ghost making! This flying ghosts craft is perfect for decorating your yard or for a Halloween party.
How To Make Flying Ghosts Halloween Decoration
Materials Needed for your Flying Ghost Garland:
- Old White Sheet (old white t-shirts or trash bags will work too)
- Newspaper or white printer paper
- Dark colored marker
- Scissors
- String
How To Make Flying Ghosts Halloween Decorations:
Grab your supplies and head to a space where you can spread out. Start making flying ghosts Halloween decoration by cutting out squares from your white sheet. They do not have to be exactly all the same size so no need to measure (unless you just want to). Ours were about 10 inches tall once folded over so 20 inch squares. You can make really big ghosts or medium size ghosts. This is definitely a craft where you decide on what you want to do…lots of options!
Go ahead and cut up a few small pieces of string to have those ready for your ghosts. If your child is good with scissors, let them do this part.
If they haven’t mastered scissor skills yet, they can stilll help draw faces on the ghosts!
Once the squares are cut out, take a piece of your paper and gently wad it up. Place under a sheet square and tie up with a small piece of string.
Draw faces on your ghosts with your dark colored marker and cut out a long piece of your string to hang your ghosts from.
We just grabbed some packing tape and taped each ghost to our string.
Lastly, find a spot outside to hang your ghosts! My daughter wanted to place ours on some of our bushes!
Have you and your child made any Halloween crafts yet? If you are looking for something really easy to make, give this flying ghosts Halloween decoration a try!
Kristina Faricelli says
October 24, 2018 at 8:30 amThank you for sharing this Rachel! My grandson is autistic and loves to make holiday crafts but gets frustrated if they are too complicated. This is perfect for him and I know he’ll have so much fun making this ghost garland to help decorate for Halloween.