Glue on (or play with!) the other Halloween elements - We opted to glue on the decor (pumpkins, tree, ghost, gravestone etc) and leave the characters glue free so they could be moved around and played with!Ĭategory: Fall and Halloween PERFECT for a homeschool Halloween project or Halloween party day at home.Glue t down in your scene and draw more details - The details and coloring on the construction paper/cardboard scene are definitely way easier done before gluing on the rest of the elements! Some ideas include a pumpkin patch, fence, spooky walkway, trees, graveyard etc.The top just folds over, and it's up to you whether or not to permananly close it or just use a small piece of tape so that they can play with it later. Secure it all in place - I found it easiest to use double sided tape, but now just put it all together! There should be a long thin flap along the corner/side and the bottom flaps to secure.
Spooky halloween scenery how to#
It's easiest to just look at the picture below for reference - you'll soon see the gift bag shape appear and will understand how to fold it. You should be folding them IN, so when done, they should be behind the house, not in front! Now fold the house itself - there are faint lines to fold along.
Make sure you leave the blank box under the characters - this is for gluing/taping onto the paper later! The haunted house may need help from an adult to cut the flaps. Cut everything out - I made dotted lines around the elements so that more of this project is doable for new cutters (you can just cut next to them if you like to, obviously). Learn how Scott Stoll of Stolloween created a spooky Halloween werewolf scene to give his guests an extra fright for our Halloween/Harvest Style Challenge.Color the house and whichever other elements your child would like to use.
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