4 illustrated stepsA peekaboo ghost with a paper slider
Build a simple pull-tab mechanism that lifts a friendly ghost into an arched Halloween window.
45 minConfident beginnerEst. $2–5
THE FEELING CRAFTY COLLECTION
Halloween, made personal.
Friendly monsters, a pumpkin patch, paper decorations and a little programmable magic.
11 projects · Time and cost are planning estimates; equipment and drying time are additional.
4 illustrated steps
Starter projectA torn-paper pumpkin patch
Tiny hands make a big, cheerful patch with paper, paste and wonderfully imperfect shapes.
20 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Starter projectPaper-bag monsters with big personalities
Make a family of friendly puppets, then invent a tiny Halloween show.
30 minBeginnerEst. $3–6
Starter projectA window full of paper pumpkins
Use simple Cricut shapes for a bright, removable pumpkin window display.
40 minBeginnerEst. $4–8
Starter projectThe not-too-spooky cardboard village
Turn clean packaging into a tabletop neighborhood for a family storytelling night.
60 minBeginnerEst. $2–7
Starter projectMake a spooky laughing box with Adafruit
Plan a cardboard automaton using Adafruit’s Circuit Playground Express tutorial.
120 minGuided makerEst. Check current parts prices
Starter projectTreat boxes with a sweet little twist
Peach, plum, and a friendly Halloween surprise.
30 minBeginnerEst. $5–10
Starter projectA not-so-spooky paper garland
Friendly paper ghosts for a cheerful little corner.
35 minBeginnerEst. $2–5
Starter projectLittle ghost corner bookmarks
A friendly little face to save your place in a favorite book.
20 minBeginnerEst. $1–3
Starter projectPumpkin-party paper rosettes
Accordion-folded fans in peach and plum for a handmade party backdrop.
40 minBeginnerEst. $3–6
Starter projectMoon & bat napkin wraps
Dress the table with playful paper moons and friendly bats.
25 minBeginnerEst. $2–4
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