Don’t be afraid to “wander” into our latest and greatest Paper Bag Haunted House kid craft tutorial! It’s one that is not going to disappoint this Halloween season! #gluedtomycrafts

Paper Bag Haunted House – Kid Craft Idea For Halloween

When the Halloween season rolls around, you can add a little spookiness to your home decor, by having children create a one-of-a-kind and custom haunted house piece. All this can be accomplished from a simple & rather inexpensive paper bag!

You guys…. there are no wicked tricks or anything scary to that statement, to prevent YOU from recreating it. I promise you, this is the LEAST scariest craft idea for kids to make today. Just check out our simple paper bag haunted house tutorial that is listed below, to see what I’m talking about!

As always, happy crafting my dear friends! I hope it’s SPOOK-TACULAR and extra memorable!

Please don’t forget to share pictures of your lunch sack haunted house creations! You can ALWAYS tag us on Facebook or Instagram for easy sharing! I seriously can’t wait to see your spooky paper bag Halloween houses! #gluedtomycrafts

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Paper Bag Haunted House Supplies:

* Large Paper Bag {brown or white – lunch sacks are perfect!}
* Shredded Paper or Old Newspapers
* Hand-Held Office Stapler
* Craft Paint {any colors you like!}
* Paint Brush
* School Glue
* Kid Friendly Scissors
* Colored Cardstock
* Sharpie Markers
* Ghost and/or Halloween Stickers

Directions:

* First have your child paint their paper bag however they like {we went with a a shade of purple all over}
* Set aside to let it dry a bit before moving on to the next step.
* Next have them stuff their paper bag with shredded paper until it stands nicely on it’s own and looks full.
* Then fold/staple the top of the bag so the shredded paper won’t come out.
* Next grab your various shades of colored cardstock and scissors.
* Out of the cardstock, draw/cut out haunted house features – a roof, windows, a door etc.
* Take your cutouts and staple/glue them to the stuffed paper bag piece.
* To finish off the Paper Haunted House – have children draw/glue on some other house features to the front of the paper bag, as well as some ghost stickers to give it life.
* Then place in an undisturbed area to display proudly all season long!

Be sure to also check out our Footprint Haunted House keepsake post for even more crafty fun to add to your Halloween plans!