Paper Plate Witch Craft

Paper Plate Witch How-To Video:

How to Make a Paper Plate Witch Craft

Follow these simple instructions and see how easy this craft is to create.

1. First, cut your paper plate in half. Set one half aside.
2. Then, paint your half of the paper plate green.
3. While the paint is drying, make your witch’s hat by cutting out a black triangle and a black rectangle. Attach the two and add an orange strip of construction paper on the brim. You can also use our free witch template found here!
4. Add your purple hair to the plate. A few pieces on each side of the plate will do.
5. Add the googly eyes, the crooked nose, the smile, pink button cheeks, and the pom pom warts! Don’t forget her one little white tooth.

Tip: When adding the orange strip of paper to the witch hat, place the strip on the hat and glue it down before cutting the length of it! Once it’s glued on, trim the edges that go off of the hat. Easy peasy!

Paper Plate Witch Craft

Author Katie

Make your very own wicked witch using a paper plate, some green paint, and a few other craft supplies.

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Supplies

• Free Paper Plate Witch Template found here!
• Regular size paper plate
• Black, orange, purple, green, and white cardstock
• Green paint (I tried to match the green paper as best as I could)
• Googly eyes
• Mini Green pom poms
• Pink buttons
• Black Sharpie Markers

Instructions

• First, cut your paper plate in half. Set one half aside.
• Then, paint your half of the paper plate green.
• While the paint is drying, make your witch’s hat by cutting out a black triangle and a black rectangle. Attach the two and add an orange strip of construction paper on the brim.
• Add your purple hair to the plate. A few pieces on each side of the plate will do.
• Add the googly eyes, the crooked nose, the smile, pink button cheeks, and the pom pom warts! Don’t forget her one little white tooth.

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How to Turn Your Craft into a Puppet

Do your kids enjoy retelling stories using the crafts they create? Attach craft sticks or large popsicle sticks to the back of your witch craft and let kids retell stories they have heard from books. Kids will enjoy showing off their crafts as puppets in a puppet theater or taking them home to share with their families.

More Halloween Craft Ideas

If you love Halloween crafts as much as I do, you will love these ideas from my blog. Take a peek and see what you can incorporate into your fall schedule.

• Wicked Witch Cupcakes – Kids will love creating and eating these tasty treats for a fall festival or Halloween get-together. Pass them out to trick-or-treaters or make them just for fun.
• Paper Plate Halloween Crafts – Grab inspiration from these fun paper plate Halloween craft ideas! This post shows you how to make a cat, Frankenstein, and a spider, but there are so many more things you can create if you use your imagination.
• Paper Plate Pumpkins – If you can’t carve real pumpkins, make these sweet pumpkin crafts instead! They’re simple and make fabulous fall decor.
• Caramel Spooky Apples – Kids and adults will enjoy these tasty and healthy snacks! They’re made with apple slices, a little bit of caramel, and some fun decorations.

Enjoy this fun craft and all of the other easy crafts on my site. Your kids will love getting their little hands messy and you will love how simple it is to have a crafty morning with them making a little hocus pocus.