Unleash your inner artist and make your own Frankenstein puppet out of a paper bag!

Lunch Sack Frankenstein Craft Idea For Kids

With Halloween knocking at our doorsteps very soon, I wanted to focus on a character that is commonly known and seen around the spook-tacular season. But no worries – this fun paper bag Frankenstein craft tutorial is not scary or overly aggressive either!

By just grabbing some simple supplies like a brown treat bag, green craft paint and our FREE printable below – you too can be the “mad scientist” who brings this adorable Paper Bag Frankenstein Monster to life! I’ll show you how easy it really is!

So what are you waiting for? Create a “cute not scary” and memorable Halloween by crafting up this simple craft today! You can find ALL the details you need to know, in the full tutorial below!

Happy crafting my friends and please don’t forget to share pictures of your green Halloween Frankenstein with us on your social media sites!!! You can find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter! #gluedtomycrafts

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Get creative this Halloween and make your own Paper Bag Frankenstein puppet!

Craft Supplies:

Frankenstein Template – on our landing page
Color Printer
White Cardstock Paper
Crayons, Markers or Coloring Pencils
Paper Lunch Bag
Green Craft Paint
Small Paper Plate
Foam Paint Brush
Craft Scissors
Glue Stick
Googly Eyes
Black Sharpie Marker

Directions:

First things first! If you haven’t already – be sure to grab the free file {listed above} and print it out on a single sheet of white cardstock paper.
Next grab your choice of coloring materials and color in the monster head in the printable.
When done coloring, go ahead and trim out the head shape.
Use craft glue to glue on the wiggle eyes at this point in time.
Now set aside the head piece for now.
Next up – squirt the green paint on the paper plate.
Lay the brown paper bag on a flat surface, with the flap facing up.
You are going to want to paint the larger side {not the flap} green.
When you are done painting, it’s time for the final step! Go ahead and glue the decorated head cutout piece from earlier, to the flap piece of the paper bag.
Finish it up by adding drawing on “stitch marks” on the green body, with a black marker and adding any other embellishments you see fit.
Then let your finished craft dry completely before you display the finished Paper Bag Frankenstein Puppet proudly or play with it for some imaginative fun.

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Are you by chance looking for even more fun Halloween kid crafts to do with your child today?

Then be sure to check out these past posts, all from Glued To My Crafts, for some spooky inspiration to pair along with today’s paper bag Frankenstein tutorial!!

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