Really, it can be used for anything small. This is a great bowl for storing items in…. It is an excellent step-by-step tutorial. You can find all the zombie details there…. I found this zombie craft over at Sadie Hart. or maybe I should say he is, but he is the undead. I found this recipe over at Recipe Tips and I thought it was wonderful!! The kids might be too scared to actually eat them, but isn’t them being scared the whole idea?! Check out the site for all the craft details.Īre you having a Halloween Party? Well, then I have the perfect Zombie Craft for you. These are the undead pumpkins and you can find this craft over at Martha Stewarts’s website. Ok, I know what you are thinking…… these pumpkins are just way too cute to be zombies. The site does not have detailed directions, but I thought maybe you could look at the large picture they have and model the cutting of your Jack-O-Lantern from the original picture. I found this Zombie Jack-O-Lantern to be extremely creepy and wonderfully perfect for an outside Halloween decoration. I found this zombie craft over at Colt Monday. She shows you tons of detail when explaining this zombie craft. I found this zombie craft over at Art Threads and it’s a great one. And, if you are into zombies then you are going to totally love this Zombie Pin Cushion as well. I absolutely love this zombie pin cushion. If you are interested in getting the pattern and directions for this zombie craft make sure you check out Joey’s House.

if you are into the zombie kind of dolls. You are sure to find a few you like.Ĭheck out our other Halloween Crafts. Take the time to look at these 10 awesome zombie crafts for Halloween I found while roaming online. But, most of these zombie crafts are best done together….

Some of these zombie crafts are meant for children and others are meant for adults. Well, being that Halloween is just around the corner I thought that we can celebrate the popularity of zombies by listing some of the best Zombie Crafts I found on the internet. We can thank shows like “The Walking Dead” for that. Repeat with the other balloon stick and the green balloon on the other end of the caterpillar.Just like Vampires started to become popular a few years back Zombies are now super popular.Place an adhesive dot on the top of a balloon stick and attach it to the bottom of the red balloon.Attach the decorations with adhesive dots. Have your child decorate the caterpillar with craft foam cutouts, pieces of foil, paper and sequins.Stick an adhesive dot to the bottom of each tab and attach the antennae to the top of the caterpillar's head.Have your child bend the bottom of each antenna at a 90 degree angle to make a tab.Coat the paper antennae with glue, and sandwich a piece of the floral wire between two paper antennae shapes.To make the caterpillar's antennae, draw out four 4-inch strips on blue construction paper, and cut them out.Cut out two pieces of floral wire, each about 3 inches long.

Glue them to the face using adhesive dots or a glue stick.Have your child create the caterpillar's face by cutting out yellow and green construction paper ovals for eyes, and a blue oval for a nose.You now have a long green caterpillar with a red head! Repeat step 4 with a third green balloon.Place an adhesive dot on the other side of the first green balloon, and then press a second green balloon against it.Press a green balloon against the adhesive dot on the red balloon, knot side down, for the first link of the caterpillar's body. Have your child place one adhesive dot in the middle of one side of the balloon. Hold the red balloon so that the rubber band handle is on the top.Then help your child inflate the green balloons and tie them off.Help your child inflate the punch ball balloon and seal it according to the directions, by rolling up the opening tightly, then pushing the roll into the balloon.Construction paper in yellow, green and blue.

Balloon zombie craft