Every time I pull out my craft supplies to make something, those empty juice boxes just keep staring at me. With Halloween almost here, I was running out of time, so I made them this morning.
There are endless possibilities with these guys, limited only to your imagination.
You will need
juice boxes
rice (or anything to give your monsters some weight so they will stand up)
zipper sandwich bags
tape
felt
scissors
hot glue or felt glue
The first thing you'll want to do is cut open the top of the juice box. Put some rice into a sandwich baggie, squeeze out the air and seal it. I didn't measure, just poured some in, but I would guess around 1/2 cup. Put the rice bag inside the juice box and reseal the top with tape.
Next, line the bottom of the juice box up with the bottom of the felt. Glue the felt around the juice box, leaving the bottom open so that it can stand well.
For the dude with the big tube on his head, you'll want to wrap something around the top, I used chenille and trimmed the ends.
Another option is to fringe some hair first, before gluing the felt around the box. You can see I added a rectangle of felt to the top of the box since the hair won't cover the top on this one.
Now you are ready to add facial features. :)
Cut out some teeth, fangs, polka dots, stripes, whatever strikes your fancy and glue them to the boxes.
That's it! You're done! :)












8 comments:
These are adorable. And fabulously easy, my kind of craft!!
Thanks Marie! Had these in my head for a while, just finally got around to making them :)
Too cute! They will be perfect for decorations at my daughter's Halloween party.
Those are great and exactly what I've been looking for for my kids to make next week during Monster Week. Thanks!
Those are awesome!
Thanks ladies!
I'm visiting from The Girl Creative - these little montsers are sooooo cute!! I'm absolutely filing this page away for this Halloweenb :) Thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness! These would be perfect for my daughter's Monster Mash b-day party she is having at the end of the month. Love them. I'm going to put you on my craft blogroll! :)
Jen
Creative and Curious Kids!
Post a Comment
Thanks for stopping by! I love hearing from you, so please don't be shy. Let me know what you think :)