25 Halloween Mummy Crafts for Kids

Time to get spooky with this super easy preschool mummy craft. Go get your free printable here.

Are you looking for a fun mummy art project for Halloween? So why not turn clay pots into fun mummies or other Halloween creatures.

Instead of clay pots, you could also recycle old pasta jars and turn them into mummies.
By the way, mummies don't always have to be white. They look stunning in black and gold.

You could also download these fun mummy printables and turn old toilet rolls into mummies for Halloween. They look pretty spooky, don't they?

These printable mummies on the other hand make fun puppets. You can download them at the following link.

If you have a Halloween party planned, why not turn the water bottles for kids into mommies? If you use colored or glow-in-the-dark googly eyes they will love it.

What would Halloween be without treats? Try this mummy treat boxes out of paper rolls next.

Do your kids like to play with puppets? Then make your own mini mummy puppets out of them. Green pipe cleaners here are used as arms.

This is an easy preschool mummy craft. With only a couple of steps, they can make their own mummies. Read all about it here.

Do you like to paint rocks? In this case that is not even necessary. With help of googly eyes and dental floss, you can turn rocks into Halloween mummies.

Time for some paper plate fun. Here you can learn how to make colorful paper plate mummies. Go check it out.

This paper plate mummy on the other hand is a lacing project which helps your children to work on their motor skills. I recommend this mummy craft for pre-k 4 and up.

Do you like Halloween games? Then learn here how to make your own mummy game and get ready for your next Halloween party.

Aren't these mummy pillow boxes cute? They are also free, so go and check them out here.

Did you decorate your house yet? If you are still looking for a fun front porch Halloween idea, go check out these mummy boards and let your children help you paint and decorate them.

Time for some Halloween treats. Here is a great mummy recipe for caramel apples. They look so delicious!

If you didn't like the mummy front porch boards, you might like these mummy front door decorations. I thought it looks pretty cool.

Every party should have some balloons. When it comes to Halloween these fun mummy balloons are easy enough to make. If you use glow-in-the-dark googly eyes they even light up at night. Spooky!

Do you like to send Halloween cards? Then check out this mummy card tutorial below.
And don't forget to check out these 25 Best Halloween Quotes for your cards afterward. f

If you like it more colorful I like to recommend this mummy jar project. You can use which color you like but these bright colors look pretty amazing to me.

Green it is for this toilet paper roll preschool mummy craft. After coloring your toilet rolls let your preschool students roll and turn them into monster-looking mummies.

If you didn't like any of our mummy arts and crafts so far, go try this yarn wrapping mummy project with your toddler next.
After cutting your mummy use yarn and wrap it around them. It will help your kids to work on their motor skills.

This paper plate mummy is actually pretty cool. With an easy trick, you can make moving eyes and let your children scare others.

Time to light up the dark fall nights with this fun mummy candle jar. Learn how to turn jars into Halloween candles and place them in your window or on the front porch.

Why not wrap your candy bar and turn them into mummies for trick or treat. Let your children help you and make a competition out of your mummy project. See who is the fastest.

Last but not least you can also turn your pumpkins into mummies. I like this Halloween project since you do not have to carve and it is safer for smaller children.

Here are more No-Carve Pumpkin Ideas. Go check them out!