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Eyeball Halloween Bookmark Craft Idea For Kids

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Get creative and crafty this Halloween season with these spooky eyeball bookmarks! Perfect for getting into the spirit of the holiday.

DIY Paper & Sticker Eyeball Halloween Bookmarks - Kid Craft

DIY Paper & Sticker Eyeball Halloween Bookmarks

We absolutely LOVE sharing simple kids crafts on Glued To My Crafts, with our readers! So when I stumbled upon some Flat Eyeball Stickers recently, I just knew they were absolutely PERFECT to make Halloween Themed Bookmarks with!

Best part? We are talking CENTS per completed paper Halloween bookmark and it’s even better for a LARGE crowd to get involved with {like a simple make and take activity table at your upcoming “spook-tacular” party celebrations!}

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DIY Paper & Sticker Eyeball Halloween Bookmarks

Get spooked this Halloween with this fun and creative eyeball bookmark craft made just for kids! Take your reading to a whole new level of fright with this handmade project that’s easy and fun!

CRAFT SUPPLIES:

  • To complete these bookmarks, all you need to recreate this simple bookmark kid craft is the eyeball stickers, black cardstock paper, a single hole punch, scissors and colored yarn. That’s it! Several of these supplies are probably hiding in your home right now!

DIRECTIONS:

  • Start off, by simply having children trim down their cardstock paper to a desired shape/size for their bookmark. It can be as big or as little as they like! Just make sure they have room for their eyeball stickers.
  • Next have them put the eyeball stickers ALL over their cardstock paper piece, to represent the eyes in the dark {for that spooky Halloween feel!} Again, they can add as little or as much as they like.
  • Once done decorating the cardstock piece, simply hole punch a hole on the top of the bookmark and thread some yarn through it to really “tie” it together.
  • Now you are done and ready to use it to mark your spot in your favorite book!
  • Repeat over and over again to make a whole set of bookmarks to give away to friends and family, this Halloween season!

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DIY Paper & Sticker Eyeball Halloween Bookmarks

Now wasn’t that easy peasy? To continue the crafty fun this Halloween season, be sure to also check out Thumbprint Ghost Printable for another spooky DIY to make with your child today!

Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to also share pictures of your finished eyeball bookmarks with us on our Facebook page!

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