Halloween Paper Plate Crafts for Kids

Do you love paper plate crafts and Halloween? You will love these Halloween paper plate crafts for kids – there are enough projects for the whole class to have creative fun!

What’s not to like about paper plate crafts: They’re economical, easy to make, and only the sky’s the limit!

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Halloween paper plate crafts for kids

There really is no age limit (up or down) to make these crafts, toddlers and preschoolers love making them and there are some easy projects perfect for them in this collection. There are also some projects that require more skill and are perfect for preschoolers and older elementary school kids.
1. Spirit of Easy Peasy and Fun.

2. Swirly Black Cat from Easy Peasy and Fun.

3. Fun Paper Lantern by Red Ted Art.

4. Fun Day Halloween Wreath.

5. Artistic Momma Candy Corn Craft.

6. Eek Spider Craft from In the Playroom.

7. Paper Plate Witch from Crafty Morning.

8. Jack O Lantern Paper Plate Craft from Glued to My Crafts.

9. Another Halloween paper plate wreath from I Heart Arts and Crafts.

10. Vampire Craft paper plates from Crafty Morning.

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11. Owl Paper Plate Craft – happy hooligans.

12. Bats from Crafts on Sea.

13. Frankenstein from Glued to my crafts.

14. Mummy from my life of travel and adventure.

15. Silly Monsters from I Heart Arts and Crafts.

16. Skull from Glued to My Crafts.

17. Creepy Eyeball Craft by The Classroom Creative.

18. Chandelier Bouquet from I Heart Crafty Things.

19. Another version of a black cat from Crafts by Amanda.

20. Yarn Wrapped Pumpkins by Dayna Banya.

More collections of paper plate crafts

Tired of spooky stuff and want to go beyond making Halloween paper plates? Why not check out these paper plate floral creations? Or if you want to dive deep, why not make this adorable paper plate octopus? Easy and fun!

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