DIY Halloween Masks for Kids

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INSIDE: Make your own masks for Halloween with these super adorable DIY masks! They make a great addition to a DIY costume or just for fun.

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How to Make DIY Halloween Masks

Monster Mask

Print the monster mask template and cut it out. Trace it on a paper plate and cut it out.
Use the rest of the plate to cut out 4 triangle teeth and 2 horns.
Paint the plate mask blue and the horns purple. Set aside to dry.
Once the mask is dry glue down green and orange pony beads all over the mask.
Glue the horns to the top and the teeth to the bottom. Glue them on the back of the mask.
Glue googley eyes to the top.
Use a single hole punch and make two holes on the sides of the mask. Thread elastic string around and tie it on both sides.

Spider Mask

Print the spider mask template and cut it out. Trace it on a paper plate and cut it out.
Paint the plate mask black. Set aside to dry.
Once the mask is dry glue down several googley eyes of various sizes and black and purple gem stones.
Cut 4 black pipe cleaners in half and bend to make spider legs.
Tape them to the back of the mask.
Use a single hole punch and make two holes on the sides of the mask. Thread elastic string around and tie it on both sides.

Pumpkin Mask

Print the pumpkin mask template and cut it out. Trace it on a paper plate and cut it out.
Use the rest of the plate to cut out a stem.
Paint the plate mask orange and the stem green. Set aside to dry.
Once the mask is dry glue down black gems around the eyes and orange gems all over the mask. Glue a green gem to the stem.
Use a single hole punch and make two holes on the sides of the mask. Thread elastic string around and tie it on both sides.

Age Suitability

This activity is good for kids 2.5 years and up. My kids are 3.5, 3.5, and 7 year old.

Supplies for DIY Halloween Masks

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