Don’t be “spooked” trying to think of creative crafts for the kids to do this Halloween! These Tulle Wooden Spoon Ghosts are as simple as it gets PLUS they aren’t expensive to recreate either!!!

Then use your newly created Wooden Spoon Ghost friends as decor, place them in some Dirt Pudding for a festive Halloween party snack OR have a fun afternoon full of puppet play with a whole collection of them!

So gather up those simple materials and let your “ghostly” creative side shine this Halloween season!

Happy crafting with your little ones, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your ghostly tulle puppet friends with us the Glued To My Crafts Facebook page! We LOVE seeing and hearing from you! #gluedtomycrafts

Wooden Spoon Ghost Craft Supplies:

* Wooden Craft Spoons {affiliate link}
* White Craft Paint
* Paint Brush
* White Craft Tulle Fabric
* Basic Craft Scissors
* Black and White Halloween Twine
* Black Puffy Paint {affiliate link}

Directions:

* First have children paint their wooden spoon completely white. This will be the body of the ghost.
* Once done, set aside to let it dry completely.
* Repeat for each ghost friend you want to make.
* While they are working on that – cut out THREE or more small squares of tulle per spoon craft, as well as ONE piece of twine each.
* Next have children “wrap” the tulle pieces onto the large part of the spoon. This is done by stacking your tulle pieces together, placing the spoon in the center and bunching it up to give the look of a ghost body.
* Tie it off with the twine. Repeat.
* To finish off the Tulle Wrapped Ghost piece – have children draw on a ghost face with the black puffy paint.
* When done, set aside in an undisturbed area so they can dry completely.
* Then display/play with proudly!
* Don’t forget to share pictures with us of your new ghost puppet friends! #gluedtomycrafts

Love this wooden spoon pretend play idea from Glued To My Crafts?! Be sure to also check out our Flat Clothespin Ghosts tutorial for another ghost themed craft tutorial to recreate with your child today! #gluedtomycrafts