Are you ready to electrify your Halloween with some monstrously fun crafts? Then you definitely have to check out these Frankenstein crafts for kids!
Halloween is one of my favorite times of the year. Not just because of the candy (although that’s a big plus), but because it’s the perfect excuse to unleash my creativity and transform my home into a spooky wonderland!
I really like the idea of picking a theme for Halloween each year. You can use the theme to plan the decorations, costumes, and even fun Halloween treats. In the past I’ve talked about skeletons, mummies, and black cats—and each time I’ve found some truly fun ideas for Halloween crafts!
This time, I am thinking about going with the classic horror of Frankenstein’s monster. Yep, that green guy with the bolts in his neck!
And let me tell you, there are so many fun Frankenstein crafts for kids out there! From cute and quirky to eerie and unsettling, there’s something for everyone in the world of Victor Frankenstein.
So, whether you’re going to try a new theme this year or just looking for a fun way to celebrate Halloween with your kids, why not give these craft ideas a try this year? Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got some bolts to tighten and some scary decorations to put up. You can go ahead and scroll down for some electrifyingly fun Frankenstein crafts that are sure to spark your imagination.
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Painted Frankenstein Pumpkin
You can start with real or fake pumpkins for this easy painted Frankenstein pumpkin. There are also directions for a witch, a zombie, a vampire, and a ghost! Everyone in the family can make one for a fun Halloween decoration and activity.
Learn how to make Halloween pumpkin and Frankenstein tic tac toe using perler beads! Kids will love this easy holiday project that results in a game to play.
This is like three activities in one! Kids will make an origami paper cup, decorate it like Frankenstein's monster and then have fun playing the Halloween themed cup and ball game.
You probably already have the supplies needed for this fun monster craft. Have fun using paper tubes and basic craft supplies to make your very own Frankenstein!
Kids can see how easy it is to make a paper puppet that looks like Frankenstein. I love that this is a cute Frankenstein puppet—it kind of reminds me of a green Fozzie Bear. Wocka! Wocka!
I really like the idea of making keepsake crafts for holidays. Here you can make a Frankenstein with hair created with handprints—you can look back on it years from now and smile at those tiny little hands!
Gather some smooth rocks and create some fun hand painted rocks for Halloween. This is a good version for little ones, and older kids could try this Frankenstein rock.
These little stuffed burlap cuties can be put anywhere around your house for a fun Halloween decoration. Kids will have fun crafting both burlap characters: Frankie and Ghostie!
Head to your local dollar store for supplies to make a clay pot Frankenstein's monster. You could even fill them with candy to give out as a DIY Halloween favor for your kid's party.
It is true that Frankenstein is always shown to have a bit of a block head… why not go with it? Upcycle old alphabet blocks into cute decor with this tutorial.
Tape together pieces of a cardboard box to get the shape of a face for this Frankenstein DIY pinata. I love the goofy look on this pinata! It definitely makes it more kid-friendly.
Try this Halloween mix and match paper craft this year. Download the template, cut out the pieces to color and put together a Frankenstein, a witch, and a vampire. Or, mix them together and create your own unique monsters!
This handmade Frankenstein card is so fun and easy to put together! You can make it on your own or use the free printable template. There are also directions for a pumpkin, a witch, or a vampire.
Here’s a fun upcycling idea: make a Halloween herb garden from recycled plastic bottle planters! You can use any characters that you like, and both kids and adults love this project.
Having a kid's Halloween party this year? This would be a perfect activity for the kids: paper plate Frankenstein treat bags they can take home with them!