What you need:
• Paper plate
• Black acrylic paint
• White yarn
• Spider
• Scissors
• Tape
• Hole Puncher
What you do:
• Cut out the center of the paper plate.
• Paint the ring.
• Let it dry.
• Punch holes around the ring.
• Starting at the top, leave 3 inches for hanging, then string holes around the ring, crossing the yarn.
• Put the spider in the web.
• Hang the spider web.
What you need:
• White paper plate
• Tissue paper
• Tape
• Glue
• Sharpie
What you do:
• Glue or tape strands of the white streamer to the bottom of the back of the same paper plate.
• Create the face of the ghost.
What you need:
• Paper plate
• Scissors
• Stapler
• Markers
What you do:
• Cut the paper plate in half.
• Make a cone out of one half.
• Staple the sides together.
• Cut a vertical slit 2/3 of the length of the tee pee.
• Fold flaps up.
• Decorate your tee pee.
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What you need:
• 2 paper plates
• acrylic paint: black and white
• scissors
• glue
What you do:
• Paint the paper plates black and let dry.
• Paint circle eyes and mouth with teeth on one of the plates. Let dry.
• Cut one of the paper plates in half for the wings. Shape them as wings of a bat.
• Make ears out of the second plate scrapes.
• Glue the wings and the ears to the back of the body plate.
• Display.
What you need:
• 2 paper plates
• acrylic paint: brown, yellow, white, black, orange
• glue
• scissors
What you do:
• Paint the paper plates brown and let dry.
• Paint circle eyes on one of the plates. Let dry.
• Paint orange triangle for a nose. Let dry.
• Cut one of the paper plates in half for the wings.
• Trim the top of the remaining paper plate to form two ears at the top.
• Glue the wings to the back of the body plate.
• Display.
What you need:
• Two paper plates
• Watercolor
• Brush
• Glue
• Scissors
• Paper flowers
What you do:
• Color one plate with watercolor.
• Let it dry.
• Cut it in half.
• Keep one half for the front of the basket. (Recycle the other half, or save it for another basket.)
• Place the half-plate face up, as if you were going to eat from it.
• Cut away half of the inner part of the other paper plate, leaving the outer edge for a handle.
• Glue the lower edges of the paper plates together.
• Insert the paper flowers.
• This makes a basket full of flowers.
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What you need:
• Paper Plate
• Paint
• Paint Brush
• Construction Paper
• Pen
• Scissors
• Craft Glue
• Wiggle Eyes
What you do:
• Paint the back of the paper plate brown.
• Trace your hand on one half of 3 or 4 sheets of paper. Fold the paper in half.
• Cut out the handprint through both thicknesses of paper. This will leave you with 6 to 8 handprints. Set them aside.
• Trace your foot on a brown piece of construction paper.
• Cut out the footprint. Set it aside.
• Using scrap construction paper, cut out a beak and a waddle for your turkey. Set these aside.
• Glue the handprints onto the unpainted side of the paper plate, poking up over the top edge.Your fingers will look like the turkey’s feathers.
• Glue your footprint/shoe print toe side down onto the front, center of the painted plate.
• Glue on the beak and waddle that you cut out.
• Glue on a pair of wiggle eyes.
• Your turkey is now done!
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