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| Frankenstein Footprint Heads AKA Frankenfoot |
Here is a very simple Halloween craft that you can do with your toddler-preschool aged child and have as a keepsake for each year!
Classified: Easy and is fun for children toddler and older.
What you need:
- Green and black paint
- Wiggle eyes
- Ziti noodles
- Green "O" from cereal such as Fruit Loops
- Glue
- Paper- I used cardboard for it's durability
- Paintbrushes
- Black pipe cleaner
What to do:
1. Paint your child's foot green and their toes black. Print onto paper and set aside to dry.
2. Have your child paint two ziti noodles black to make the bolts on the Frankenfoot's neck. Dry and glue into place.
3. Once the Frankenstein footprint is completely dry; glue on the eyes, nose (green O cereal), bolts, and piece of black pipe cleaner for mouth.
4. Optional: quickly paint-in shoulders.
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These are so cute! My daughter looooves painting anything other than paper. She will be excited to be allowed to paint her feet for this!
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That is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis is hysterical, love it! It would make a cute play group craft.
ReplyDeleteOoh what fun! And love the photo of your child's foot covered in paint! Adorable!
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Maggy
These are so cute! I have seen a lot of ghosts but not Frankenstein. I am now following you on Twitter and I will be pinning this great idea. Visiting from It's Playtime. Vicky from www.messforless.net
ReplyDeleteThis is too funny!! Love it! My little guy would've been squealing while I painted his foot. Might just have to try it solely for the sensory fun and my entertainment :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture od the green toe. Fantastic! Will give it a go when I'm feeling brave!
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