Skeleton with Cardboard Straws
Discover an easy Halloween activity that allows children to create a cute skeleton to hang on the wall!
And all this using just a sheet of black paper, cardboard straws, a plastic egg, and paint markers.
An exciting Halloween craft that will thrill the kids!
How to complete this tutorial step by step?
Materials:
To make a skeleton, you will need:
- Colored cardboard straws
- A white plastic or polystyrene egg (6 cm)
- A strong black A4 card (300 g/m²)
- Black and white paint markers
- White glue
- A pair of scissors
- Adhesive rhinestones
Step 1:
Cut 19 pieces of straws:
- One 8.5 cm
- Two 2.5 cm
- Two 3.5 cm
- Six 6 cm
- Eight 3 cm
Step 2:
Using white glue, first stick the largest straw (8.5 cm) in the center of the sheet and the smaller ones (3 cm) on either side of the large straw.
Step 3:
Then glue two straws of 3.5 cm and two straws of 6 cm to form the arms, as well as four straws of 6 cm for the legs.
Step 4:
Glue the last two 3 cm straws to form the skeleton's legs.
Step 5:
Draw the skeleton's fingers with a white paint marker.
Step 6:
Using a black marker, draw eyes and a mouth on a plastic egg to create the skeleton's skull.
Glue the egg with strong white glue.
Step 7:
Glue round rhinestones and stars around the skeleton.
Step 8 :
Finally, customize your creation by entering a first name.
The products used:
Polystyrene Eggs 6 x 4 cm - 4 pieces
Réf. 13220 - See the full range
1,29€ (either 0,32 € / pc)
3,59€ (either 0,36 € / pc)
1,59€
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Customer review
Fait avec une enfant de 6 ans (sauf les mains)
Activité faite avec des enfants de 4 ans. Un peu difficile pour couper les pailles. Besoin d'aide mais rendu très sympa. Attention pas de paille en plastique
Dommage que je ne puisse pas partager le rendu car vraiment très sympa ce squelette !
Activité réussie proposée lors des vacances de la toussaint (Halloween)