Zombie Halloween Card

Make the ultimate Zombie Halloween card – one where you can open and close the zombie head to see their delicious brains.

This card is super easy to make and we’re sure the recipient will love it.

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There are two interesting zombies, a boy zombie and a girl zombie. Both have a friendly appearance, even though they are zombies, so young children will like them.

How to make Halloween Zombie cards

What you need:

our printable card templates
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divider pins/paper clips – you can buy these at most office supply stores
coloring supplies if printing black and white samples

Step by step instructions

Print out the cards. You can print them on regular paper, but thicker paper is better.

If printing black and white zombie cards, have your child color in the template first.

Cut the zombie’s head off.

Punch a hole in the zombie’s head on the card – marked with a small circle.

Older children can use a split nail to punch the hole, but for younger children it’s best to punch the hole for them or give them something that isn’t sharp.

Also, punch a hole in the top of the zombie’s head.

Fold the card in half (along the dotted lines). Trim the card if necessary.

Push the split pin/paperclip through the hole in the top of the zombie head and then push it through the hole in the card.

Split the pin to secure it.

Write your message on the card.

Done! Your Zombie Halloween Card is complete.

You can now open and close the head to get a closer look at the zombie’s brain.

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