Hi friends,
We're bringing you this fun, Mummy Treat Bag, as a decorative option for collecting candy. We also offer a few other options for the bags. Check it out below!
*Click on photos for closer look
What You'll Need
White/Kraft Gift Bags
Cheesecloth
Scissors
Googly Eyes
Glue
Optional: 1/4 tsp instant coffee, 1 Tbsp water, small container, and paintbrush
The Steps
As October comes to a close, maybe you, your neighbors, or surrounding neighborhoods are prepping for a socially distanced, outdoor trick-or-treating event.
Maybe you're skipping the activities all together. This craft can still be used to decorate a plain birthday bag, use as a fun decor item, or even create a mummy luminary!
PREP
Unroll about 2 feet of cheesecloth and cut into large strips.
Add plenty of glue to the front of the bag.
DECORATE
Separate the layers and lay them across at an angle to the opposite side. Continue with the strips, starting on the opposite side next. Press as you go and add more glue if needed.
Any edges hanging over can be left as is or glue down around the edges.
Optional: Aged mummy
Add a bit of instant coffee to some water and mix. Dip your brush into the coffee, remove most of the liquid and layer it on a bit at a time. Continue until you have the desired look.
Naomi didn’t follow a pattern, she applied it randomly(above). I follow the direction of my strips (not shown).
3. Add glue to the strips and add your wiggly eyes.
You can keep them exposed or tuck them between the layers.
4. Let the bag dry for about 15 minutes.
That’s it!
Naomi’s bag and my bag.
A little candy for effect.
And lastly, some battery operated candles inside with the handles folded in.
What do you think?! These came out great!
Happy crafting!
Amanda and Naomi
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