Today I’m SUPER stoked to be adding this Craft Stick Witch Truck idea to our ever-growing archives!

At Glued To My Crafts we absolutely LOVE sharing Halloween crafts for kids to make this time of year. It makes my heart so happy to design and share them all with you all. Just like our Christmas version from last year, I’m hoping this idea is well loved as well!

Keep scrolling so you can brew up this simple witch driving a truck themed craft idea with your child this afternoon!

Craft Stick Witch Truck For Halloween

I’ve proven {over and over again} that it wouldn’t be an EPIC holiday in our home, without trucks being involved somehow!!!

Inspired by my young son and his love of “anything with wheels,” today I’m introducing our Craft Stick Witch Truck kid craft tutorial. It’s a first-seen-here idea that is completely unique on the web! You won’t see it anywhere else!

Like I mentioned above, I’ve taken our popular truck design from Christmas {and Valentine’s Day & Thanksgiving} and given it a NEW spin for the spook-tacular season we are in!

Our green faced witch is driving in style, with her feline friend and broom stick in the trunk. I would like to think I’ve upgraded her method of traveling around at night!

So my dear friends – you can find all the details below, as well as a few suggestions of where to buy the supplies! Of course this tutorial can be followed to a “T” but I highly encourage you to give your witch’s wheels your own spin!

Happy crafting, my friends! I can’t wait to see pictures of your popsicle stick and paper witch trucks on our Facebook page! I just know you are going to make some BEWITCHING pieces!

PAIR YOUR WITCH TRUCK CRAFT WITH —> Paper Plate Halloween Truck – Kid Craft

Witch Truck Craft Supplies:

* Jumbo Popsicle Sticks {4 per witch truck}
* Mini Popsicle Sticks {2 per witch truck}
* School Glue
* Lime Green or Dark Purple Craft Paint
* Paint Brushes
* Small Paper Plate
* Black Colored Cardstock Paper
* Lime Green Or Purple Cardstock Paper
* White Cardstock Paper
* Kraft Colored Cardstock Paper
* Dark Brown Cardstock Paper
* Paper Craft Scissors
* Thin-Tip Sharpie Markers
* Cat Toothpick Embellishments {Michaels}
* Small Pumpkin Stickers {Michaels}
* Tape or Washi Tape

Directions:

* First things first – grab FOUR large popsicle sticks and TWO mini sized ones {this is per witch truck you want to make}
* Lay the four large ones next to each other, one by one, on a flat surface.
* Now grab your other two mini popsicle sticks and glue them the other direction, on top of the jumbo sticks, to create a fence.
* Set it aside to allow it to dry a bit.
* Repeat the above step for each witch truck you are making.
* Now grab your small paper plate, craft paint and paint brush.
* Squirt your paint on the paper plate.
* When the popsicle sticks are secure enough, go ahead and paint the front of the shape, completely green or purple.
* Set it aside again to allow it to dry a bit.
* Now grab all your cardstock paper pieces and scissors.
* Cut out wheels, a window, a head light etc. for your truck. At this point in time you should also cut out a small broom for the back of the truck.
* Use Sharpie markers to draw in a witch, driving the truck.
* To finish off the Popsicle Stick Witch Truck, glue the cardstock pieces in place, as as well as tapping the cat embellishment and paper broom piece to the back of the craft.
* Add any other embellishments you see fit {think rhinestones, glitter, stickers etc.}
* Then display proudly for all to see!
* Don’t forget to share pictures with us of your customized witch trucks with us! #gluedtomycrafts

PAIR YOUR FINISHED CRAFT WITH —> Paper Plate Witch Cauldron w/Handprint Ghosts Craft

Craft Stick Witch Truck - Halloween Kid Craft

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Our green faced friend is driving in style, with her feline friend and broom stick in the craft stick witch trunk craft idea! #gluedtomycrafts

Supplies:

• Jumbo Popsicle Sticks {4 per witch truck}
• Mini Popsicle Sticks {2 per witch truck}
• School Glue
• Lime Green or Dark Purple Craft Paint
• Paint Brushes
• Small Paper Plate
• Black Colored Cardstock Paper
• Lime Green Or Purple Cardstock Paper
• White Cardstock Paper
• Kraft Colored Cardstock Paper
• Dark Brown Cardstock Paper
• Paper Craft Scissors
• Thin-Tip Sharpie Markers
• Cat Toothpick Embellishments {Michaels}
• Small Pumpkin Stickers {Michaels}
• Tape or Washi Tape

Instructions:

• First things first - grab FOUR large popsicle sticks and TWO mini sized ones {this is per witch truck you want to make}
• Lay the four large ones next to each other, one by one, on a flat surface.
• Now grab your other two mini popsicle sticks and glue them the other direction, on top of the jumbo sticks, to create a fence.
• Set it aside to allow it to dry a bit.
• Repeat the above step for each witch truck you are making.
• Now grab your small paper plate, craft paint and paint brush.
• Squirt your paint on the paper plate.
• When the popsicle sticks are secure enough, go ahead and paint the front of the shape, completely green or purple.
• Set it aside again to allow it to dry a bit.
• Now grab all your cardstock paper pieces and scissors.
• Cut out wheels, a window, a head light etc. for your truck. At this point in time you should also cut out a small broom for the back of the truck.
• Use Sharpie markers to draw in a witch, driving the truck.
• To finish off the Popsicle Stick Witch Truck, glue the cardstock pieces in place, as as well as tapping the cat embellishment and paper broom piece to the back of the craft.
• Add any other embellishments you see fit {think rhinestones, glitter, stickers etc.}
• Then display proudly for all to see!
• Don't forget to share pictures with us of your customized witch trucks with us! #gluedtomycrafts

Don’t forget – at Glued To My Crafts the craft fun never has to end! Seriously – with over 250+ posts just for the Halloween season alone, we have you covered!

So on that note, please be sure to also check out our Popsicle Stick Monster Truck post as well!

And “if” you decide to make our Popsicle Stick Witch Truck kid craft from today, please share a picture on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram with #gluedtomycrafts for us to see. We love seeing our inspiration come to life!