Clothespin Zombie Puppet Craft – Halloween Crafts for Kids

Are you ready for a spooky puppet show? Let’s make some talking zombies! This zombie clothespin puppet craft is quick and super fun. You can print our version or draw your own, both are silly and fun.

Zombie Clothespin Puppet Craft

What you need:

clothes peg
drag
glue
zombie puppet – get our clothespin template (at the end of this tutorial) or draw your own

If you decide to make your own little spooky creation, print it out and cut out the head and brain. You will see a dotted line on the zombie’s head, cut along that line.

Apply glue to the clothespin (at the end of the clip, only apply glue where you will glue the zombie’s face).

Glue the zombie head as shown.

Add the top of the zombie head. Try to tilt the head as far to the left as possible (if you follow the same direction as us) – tilt it more to the left than we did because the brain can get stuck here or there if your clothespins aren’t good (our clothespins were very loose).

Turn the clothespin upside down and add a little glue.

Glue the brain as shown (aligned with the head). Cut off the excess paper.

Your clothespin Zombie puppet is ready to chat.

Coming soon:

Cat puppet

Vampire puppet

Get the Zombie Clothespin Puppet Printable Template

Download the Zombie puppet toy template here.

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