Description
First off—thank you for being here! Whether you’re a crafty parent, a creative teacher, or someone who just lives for Halloween vibes, you’re going to adore these little floating friends. 🎃 These DIY Paper Plate Ghosts are fun, fast, and oh-so-festive—made with materials you probably already have lying around.
Ingredients
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White paper plates (regular or dessert size)
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Black construction paper (for eyes and mouth)
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White streamers or tissue paper (for ghost “tails”)
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Scissors
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Glue stick or tape
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String or yarn (for hanging)
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Hole punch (optional but helpful!)
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Instructions
Cut out two oval eyes and a round mouth from black construction paper. Glue them onto the plate to create your ghost’s face.
Cut 5–6 long strips of white tissue or streamers. Attach them to the bottom rim of the plate using glue or tape. These will flutter like the ghost’s floating tail!
Punch a hole near the top of the plate or tape a loop of string/yarn to the back. This will let your ghost float from ceilings, porches, or windows!
Hang your ghosts and watch them dance in the breeze! Perfect for creating a friendly haunted house vibe
Notes
Great as a classroom craft, especially for younger kids.
Customize the expressions—try sleepy eyes, surprised mouths, or even vampire fangs!
You can totally make these in batches—they’re quick to assemble.