Vampire Wooden Spoon Puppets – Halloween Crafts for Kids

Let’s make a beautiful set of wooden vampire spoon puppets to put on a scary puppet show.

This is a cute Halloween craft project for kids of all ages – from preschoolers, to kindergarteners, and older kids – everyone loves to put on a show. Vampire Wooden Spoon Puppet

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Vampire Wooden Spoon Puppet

What you need:

wooden spoon
wobble eye patch
purple paint
black paint
white puff paint
black cloth
red cloth or ribbon
drag
paint brush
glue
black marker

Paint the wooden spoon purple (or any color that suits a vampire). Let the paint dry.

Once the paint is dry, fill in (or draw with a black marker) the hairline and mouth.

Apply two eye patches (or paint eyes). Draw fangs with white puffy paint (this paint gives the fangs depth).

Let it dry completely. While the paint is drying, cut a rectangle of black fabric and a long thin strip of red fabric. This will be wrapped around the vampire’s “neck” – you can add a little glue to that area. Wrap the black fabric around and tie it with the red fabric (make a cute little bow). You can secure it all with a little glue. Your little campire spoon puppets just got a fancy cape.

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