Halloween is fast approaching and if you are still looking for a little something crafty to keep the kids busy till the big day, we have you covered! Today’s Mixed Media Paper Scarecrow Witch idea is outside the box of the holiday traditional BUT still super fun!

Did I mention, it’s really easy too because there is a FREE printable below to get you started?! I like to call this the “Glued To My Crafts” version of a paper doll but in a “witch meets scarecrow” form!

Keep scrolling to see the full tutorial!!! #gluedtomycrafts

Today’s Mixed Media Scarecrow Witch craft idea is actually a play on our popular scarecrow version from last year. After much brainstorming, I decided to give the original tutorial a little “bewitching” craft spin and I hope you like the NEW Halloween themed idea, as much as I do!

You won’t believe how simple it is to create this SCARECROW WITCH themed craft!

Children can cut the witch’s clothes {like shirts, skirts etc} out of various colored scrapbook paper, fabric scrapes or even craft felt. Then have them decorate their paper piece with glitter glue, ribbon and various markers for a one-of-a-kind look! No two pieces will be alike and that’s what makes it even more fun for kids!

So what are you waiting for?! Don’t delay – find the #notsoscary full tutorial below and let’s the kids imagination go WILD. Don’t forget to join them in the paper making fun! Happy crafting, my friends!!!

Mixed Media Scarecrow Witch Craft Supplies:

• FREE PRINTABLE [DOWNLOAD HERE}
• White Cardstock
• Color Printer
• Various pieces of scrapbook paper, cardstock, fabric etc.
• Scissors
• Glue Stick or School Glue
• optional – glitter, ribbon, rhinestones etc.

Directions:

• First download and print the FREE file above. You will want one scarecrow witch per craft. Print as many as you like!
• Now lay out those craft materials on the table and let kids go to town. The basis of this craft to decorate the body/clothing of the witch. Using our pictures for an example, cut out various triangles for her shirt and skirt, as well as her shirt collar. I also did a rectangle and square for her belt and buckle.
• Continue decorating with the various embellishments. Don’t be scared to think outside the box or get the glitter out!
• Once done decorating, be sure to set it all aside to let it dry completely before displaying proudly!

Join the masquerade of crafty fun that Glued To My Crafts is known for!!!

Sparkle and spook with our popular Watercolor Halloween Night – Kid Craft, Popsicle Stick Halloween Witch – Kid Craft and Popsicle Stick and Yarn Witch – Kid Craft posts!

There’s a little bit of everything in those three tutorials and even more crafty fun in our Wicked Witch Kid Craft Roundup! Be sure to check them all out before you click away from our site!