Get creative this fall and make some leaf monsters with your kiddos! They’ll have so much fun making this art project and you can feel proud knowing you’re helping them explore their creativity.
Paper & Leaf Monster Craft Idea For Kids
Don’t be scared!!! Today’s Leaf Monsters kid craft idea is PERFECT for children of ALL ages and honestly has no real rules or a wrong way to do it! It’s NOT scary at all!
With complete customization at your child’s fingertips these plastic leaf friends are sure to bring endless fun this upcoming Halloween season!!!
Then use your “not so scary” pieces for pretend play or even for gift decorations! The full tutorial can be found below and the supplies can be found at your local Dollar Tree {hello inexpensive!} So let’s get to creating!
Happy crafting my super creative and crafty little monsters!!! Be sure to share your finished pieces on my Facebook page for me to see!!! I love seeing our ideas come to life! #gluedtomycrafts
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Get into the spooky spirit of Fall and make a one-of-a-kind leaf monster!
Craft Supplies:
- Plastic Decorative Leaves
- Large Wiggle Eyes
- School Glue
- Cardstock Paper
- Craft Scissors
Directions:
- When I say no real rules – I mean it! Promise!!! Just have children decorate their leaves into monsters. Really let that creativity shine as they glue on wiggle eyes and tons of glitter. The better the mess – the more fun they are having!!! 🙂 I just happened to put my monster on another piece of larger cardstock paper, but you can of course change that up as well!
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If you are looking for even more fun Halloween kid crafts, check out these past blog posts from Glued To My Crafts:
Tissue Paper Mummy
Paint Splat Monsters
Coffee Filter Monsters
Popsicle Stick Ghosts
Ghostly Leaves
Handprint Scarecrow Keepsake
Chalk Art Monster Hair
Pom Pom Painted Jack-O-Lantern
Popsicle Stick Halloween Gnome
Leaf Monster Craft Idea
Instructions
- When I say no real rules - I mean it! Just have children decorate their leaves into monsters. Really let that creativity shine as they glue on wiggle eyes and tons of glitter.
- The better the mess - the more fun they are having!!! 🙂 I just happened to put my monster on another piece of larger cardstock paper, but you can of course change that up as well! I also encourage you to go outside and find items from nature to use in your craft!
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