Halloween Craft with Bostik

This month I decided to join in with the Bostik Bloggers as I love crafting and Tyler’s at that age now where he’s more interesting in making things. We received a box of crafts from Tots100 and Bostik full of all sorts of craft goodies, all in an Autumn Halloween theme – very exciting! Now what were we to make with this?

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We had felt, foam, wool, ribbons, buttons, plastic leaves, glitter pens, foam pads and tissue paper.

I started off making a Halloween octopus with the wool, for which I wrote a tutorial here.

And with the rest of the crafts, I decided to make a Halloween train for my train-obsessed boy. I cut up the foam into a steam train shape with 3 carriages. I asked Tyler if they looked like a train, and he said yes, he was oh so impressed 🙂

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I cut holes in the sides and tied together with stripy piping. Then I chose 8 large buttons and we attached them to the train with the Bostik foam pads.

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Next I cut the pumpkin ribbon into 4 and we squeezed Bostik glitter glue on to stick on to the train.

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Then with the assembled train done, I attached it to the stripy ribbon with more foam pads so that it looked like a track. I then thought this would look cool as Halloween poster to stick on the wall. So I got a large white sheet and attached the train with PVA glue. I put the owl sticker on the front carriage as the driver.

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We swirled more glitter glue pattern on the train and stuck buttons on. And I made a pumpkin with PVA glue and the orange tissue paper. I glued on leaves scattered about and wrote ‘Halloween’ with the glitter pen.

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I cut a witch and a cat out of the felt, and made a witches hat out of black tissue paper, hair from wool and a dress from ribbon. I used foam pads to attach the ribbon dress so it was still floaty. For everything else I used PVA glue. I made the broomstick from the stripy piped and wool tied on.

The finished poster is on our living room wall now, and looks like this:

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Pretty cool, eh? What are you crafting for Halloween?

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41 responses to “Halloween Craft with Bostik

  1. This looks like a fabulous activity. I really do love it and am really impressed. I think the animals add character and love the pumpkin. Angela x

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  2. I’m so des-organised this year! Your post just reminded me that I haven’t even got a pumpkin to carve (and those bad boy always disappeared pretty quickly from the supermarket. I might pick one up during my lunch hour 😉

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  3. I’m so glad I come across your post, I love all things Halloween, I’m actually in the midst of my Halloween feature and have been thinking of crafts me and my son can do together! I love the leaves especially, they add a brilliant touch to such a lovely piece of artwork! x

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    • Thank you. I’m the same, I hardly ever did crafts with Tyler because of the mess, but now he’s 3, he’s getting more into doing these things. He really enjoyed it! xx

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  4. This looks fab, and so much fun! I’m looking forward to doing more crafts with my boy when he’s a bit older. He’s also obsessed with trains so would love this!

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  5. We don’t celebrate Halloween but this is an amazing crafts idea that I think we could apply to something else – will be adding a few things to our next shopping list I think!!

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