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Construction Paper Halloween Invitations


Here's how to make three different designs of Halloween party invitations from construction paper, black marker and gel pens. Kids will be able to make a number of these fairly quickly to hand out to their friends prior to a Halloween get-together.

We've shown how to make a spider, moon or spooky tree invitation, but you can also use the general directions to make your own designs. Try a witch silhouette, a black cat, or jack o'lanterns, then outline them in your choice of metallic gel pen.

Copyright © 1999-2008 Susan Spatone All rights reserved.
Published with permission from CraftAtHome.com

Material:

9 inches by 6 inches sheet of construction paper
Black Marker
Metallic Gel Pen (any colour)
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General Directions:

Construction paper can be purchased in pads that measure 6 inches by 9 inches, there by eliminating the need to cut the paper to size. However, if you are using full sheets of contruction paper (standard size is 9 x 12), simply cut your sheet in half and you will have the required size for this invitation.

Fold your sheet in half so that the folded card measures 4 1/2 x 6 inches.

On the inside of your cards you can write:

...... Date:
...... Time:
...... Place:
...... For:
...... R.S.V.P.

For the Spider Card:

Draw a web of dots and a spider, centered on the card front, using your black marker.

Allow the marker ink to dry and use a metallic gel pen to draw two teeny dots for eyes on the spider.

For the Moon Card:

Use the photo as a guide then draw a black square outline, allowing the centre of the outline to be a little ragged along the edge and draw a moon as shown in photo (centre on card front), using your black marker.

Allow the marker ink to dry and using a metallic gel pen, draw around the outline of your moon, the outside and inside of square and around the outer edge of the card front.

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Use the pattern shown as a guide to draw a tree using black marker. Alternatively, enlarge the tree pattern slightly then trace it onto your card.

Allow the marker ink to dry then use a metallic gel pen to draw fine lines throughout the tree.

These cards are very easy to make and you can make several in a very short time.

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There are 5 comments
karinann cosgrave
Oct 30, 2009 - 04:31

i loved the hallaween cards but i was looking for somthing mor scary for the cards but it was great thanks alot

Debra – Pueblo
Oct 23, 2009 - 13:27

This was good, but I was looking for something more halloween-ish, but thanks a lot for helping=]

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gabby – nj
Oct 11, 2009 - 21:16

excuse me, but you dont need to talk like that. these ideas are great and very helpful. i bet you couldnt even think of something like this.

Natalie – hollywood
Oct 07, 2009 - 17:19

Your crafts are very imaginative and I like it alot!

Shannyn – cooktown
Sep 19, 2009 - 03:26

Very innovative craft ideas for all ages

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