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Free Halloween Craft:

Halloween Ring Critters


by Twila Lenoir

Use pompoms and short chenille stems to make these cute ring critters for Halloween.

This is a quick and easy craft which makes a nice group activity. Maybe you can make several ring critters to swap or share with your friends?

You will need:

  • 2 small pompoms and 2 tiny pompoms

  • 2 goggle eyes

  • 2 chenille stems

  • white glue

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    Instructions:

    1. For the ring part of this craft, cut a chenille stem to about 1-½ inches and curl it into a "U" shape.

    2. Glue a small pompom to each end of the "U" shape.

    3. Glue a goggle eye to each of the small pompoms.

    4. Cut two 2 inch pieces from the second chenille stem. Twist each piece around a pencil to make the curly antennas. Glue the antennas to the small pompoms.

    5. Glue tiny pompoms to end of each antenna.

    6. Place the "U" shaped ring on your finger so that the pompom critters are facing upward. Twist the "U" into a circle around your finger to complete your Halloween ring critter. Enjoy !


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  • There are 8 comments
    mamiof3 – Bountiful, Utah
    Oct 30, 2009 - 13:36

    The critter rings were a hit at my daughter's school Halloween party!! It can be done in 15 minutes and I used tacky glue, which worked out perfectly.

    gail – Nelson
    Oct 27, 2009 - 12:49

    This is a great craft! The kids really enjoyed it. We used tacky glue and it worked fine.

    Ann Boone – Santa Fe
    Oct 22, 2009 - 22:29

    Use "Tacky Glue." It's better than liquid Elmer's or other brands because the thicker consistency holds faster, and kids can easily use it. You can buy it at any craft store. It comes in a brown plastic bottle.

    Not crafty
    Oct 19, 2008 - 22:10

    Help! I can't get the pom poms to stick to the chenile stem. Elmer's white glue isn't cutting it. Any other suggestions? Keep in mind, I'm entertaining 2 year olds with this craft. Thanks!

    Reply to Not crafty
    Boo
    Oct 26, 2008 - 22:46

    I think you just need to hold it together for a while...
    I've a done a similar craft with the same materials and we had the children hold the glued parts for roughly thirty seconds. It worked pretty well as long as it was given enough time to dry out properly.

    If that still doesn't work well, I think the best thing to use is a glue gun and simply it aside for a minute before returning it to the children...

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    alana – Norfolk
    Oct 21, 2009 - 09:46

    Use a dollar store hot glue gun or use the strong craft glue.

    jfgijhijghk – vtg
    Oct 11, 2008 - 17:01

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    yugty
    Oct 07, 2008 - 15:37

    I love this idea. I'm going to use it!

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