Easy Frankenstein Halloween Wands!

Kids will love these!

You are going to love these Frankenstein Halloween Wands! These make perfect party favors for the little ones to enjoy! In fact I made these to go in cauldron goodie buckets for our kids to enjoy at my Haunted Forest Halloween Party I’m throwing this year!

Be on the look out for my Haunted Forest Halloween Party post coming out in November. It will be stuffed with all the party details and more Halloween diy projects!

Now lets get onto those party wands shall we!

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Party Wand Supplies:

-Craft Rods

-Ribbon {colors of choice}

-Hot Glue Gun/Glue Sticks

-Frankenstein Cut Outs

-Google Eyes {2 different sizes}

-Extra Scrap Scrapbook Paper {for backing of cut outs}

-Scissors

Instructions:

-First off lets talk about our Frankenstein cut outs. I made mine using my Silhouette Cameo 3 and the Silhouette Design Store. If you don’t have a Cameo it’s no problem! Do you know how I made cut outs and stencils before I got mine? I would type in the search engine what I wanted, find an image I liked, put paper on my screen (because I don’t have a printer) and traced my image out, then I would cut it out then put it my project paper, retrace and cut it out again. Time consuming I know but, you do what you gotta do right? Right! So there is always this option if you have no Cameo.

Silhouette Cameo 3 get it at Scrapbook.com

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-Once you have created your Frankenstein set him aside.

-Cut your ribbon to desired length. I do 3 pieces of ribbon for each wand. Set aside.

-Now let’s hot glue our ribbon to our craft rods. I add a drop of glue to the top of the rod and place my first piece of ribbon on it. Add more glue to add your second ribbon, repeat for the third piece of ribbon as well. I alternate my ribbon when gluing (side to side, then one front to back, then the third at an angle)