Handprint Witch

This handprint witch is a fun and simple Halloween craft idea! Purple hair, a crooked nose, and warts complete this friendly witch craft.

All of the witches, gouls, and goblins are getting ready to come out and play! As we head towards Halloween, use this adorable handprint witch craft to celebrate fall and the coming festivities. Don’t worry this little green witch is nice and super easy to create with your kids. Check out how to make this friendly witch by following the directions below. It’s a great handprint craft for kids of all ages and just requires their cute green handprint.

How to Make a Handprint Witch

This fun Halloween craft is super simple but may require some help from adult hands. The little nose is a bit tricky to cut and attach. If your kids are older, trust the process and let them try to recreate the witch simply by looking at your completed model.

1. Trace your child’s handprint on green paper OR make their handprint using green paint and place it on white paper.
2. Color the tips of the top four fingers black using your black Sharpie marker.
3. Cut small strips of purple paper and attach right beneath the black fingertips to look like the witch’s hair.
4. Add a black strip of paper above the purple hair to look like the brim of the witch’s hat.
5. Add googly eyes, and a crooked nose using glue.
6. Draw on a smile or open mouth using your black marker.
7. Draw on green warts using a green marker.
8. Dip the hard end of a paintbrush into pink paint and dot it on the witch’s cheeks.

For an added challenge, see if your child can trace their own hands to make the witch’s face. It’s a fun way to test their fine motor skills and to keep them occupied for a moment. I love seeing their tiny little handprint afterward.

When to Create this Handprint Witch

This witch handprint craft is a great activity to add to any Halloween event. Add it to your Halloween party activities and let each kid take home their own Halloween decoration. It’s also a super fun activity to do in the classroom if you are celebrating the October holidays. It’s a lot of fun both in the classroom and at home.

Fun handprint art is a cute way to make keepsakes of those tiny fingers that grow too quickly. It also makes a super cool Halloween card for friends and family!

For some fun Halloween crafts, try these amazing activities:

• Paper Plate Halloween Crafts – Use large or dessert-sized plates to make silly Frankensteins, cats, and spiders! They make great Halloween decorations for the house and to keep for years.
• Spooky Halloween Tree Craft – This is a fantastic craft for fine motor skills and to use lots of silly googly eyes. The kids love decorating with tons and tons of eyes! Use it for the front of a card or a piece of fridge decor.
• Halloween Brownie Bats – These aren’t a normal craft, they are a delicious craft you can eat! Serve them up at a Halloween party or make them just for fun. They taste amazing!

I hope you enjoy this easy project this spooky season. It’s the perfect way to spend time with your kids and to practice fine motor skills while celebrating fall. Your kids will have so much fun. Happy Halloween!

Handprint Witch

Author Katie

Create this easy handprint witch with your kids this Halloween season.

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Supplies

• cardstock in green, black, white, and purple
• Googly eyes
• Black Sharpie marker
• pink paint
• Paintbrush
• Glue

Instructions

• Trace your child's handprint on green paper OR make their handprint using green paint and place it on white paper.
• Color the tips of the top four fingers black using your black Sharpie marker.
• Cut small strips of purple paper and attach right beneath the black fingertips to look like the witch’s hair.
• Add a black strip of paper above the purple hair to look like the brim of the witch’s hat.
• Add googly eyes, and a crooked nose using glue.
• Draw on a smile or open mouth using your black marker.
• Draw on green warts using a green marker.
• Dip the hard end of a paintbrush into pink paint and dot it on the witch’s cheeks.

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