Wax Paper Ghost

This are super easy but make great ghost decoration. Cheyanne had a great time making these.


We used: Wax paper, glue (Craft glue or school glue), wiggly eyes, twisty tie (or paper clip bent into a "V" shape) and silver or white glitter.




Tear off a piece of wax paper. Fold in half creating a crease. Unfold.


Have child squeeze glue into fold.



Refold the wax paper a press out glue to make an unique shape.


Open up, sprinkle on glitter and add eyes. Add twisty to the top to create a hanger.


Allow to dry. Cut around shape, making a great ghost.


I know some people can peel the glue off but mine never work, so I leave it on the wax paper.


Hang for decoration or put on string to make a necklace.









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Holly said…
Heheh I like your little ghosties! They are very cute!
October 24, 2009 at 2:48 AM
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