I’ve been so busy for the last two weeks, I haven’t had time to make many new crafts, so we printed out the Paper City style trick-or-treat scene from last year. The fall leaves were so nice in our yard today, the kids took the paper people outside to practice up on their trick-or-treat lines. So if you want a little Halloween project, feel free to print out the PDF template below. Happy October!
Template: Click on the image below, then print.
Click here for simple instructions on how to make a little Halloween Box Scene with your printout.
good idea!
TY :)
Nice!! Am doing some witches, wolves and pirates for my son and I will mix them with your Halloween box scene :0)
I love your ideas :0*
Kisses from Spain
Hola Ysthar! Me encanta ver tu frase “Kisses from Spain”!!! Es tan español lo de despedirse con besos, que es graciosísimo cuando intentamos algo parecido en inglés, a que sí? Un beso (o one kiss), Patricia
Wow – thanks for this. I can hardly wait to make one with my grandson.
Yesterday we used your “branch trees” idea to make a Halloween scene! We are filling our miniature forest with monsters and ghosts, and hanging tiny paper bats from the trees. I’ll have to print out these paper trick-or-treaters!
Thanks everybody!
Maiz – Awesome idea! You’ve got to send me a photo of that. I should definitely do that with the kids too. I’ve still got the branch tree toy on the top of my shelf. Perfect!
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These are so charming! I love your illustration style. Lots of inspiration for a trick or treating play… my son would love this idea.
My kids (5 and 3 years old) saw it and immediately wanted to make it. They enjoyed it very much though we don’t have halloween here. It has its own magic regardless of context.
Thank you,
Yifat
Love these! Will add them to our collection:)
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Hi Joel, I love your artistic take on kids and Halloween cats! I can’t wait to make these little trick-or treat boxes and scenes with my kids!
Just posted about this on CraftGossip! Congrats on the book as wel!
http://lessonplans.craftgossip.com/?p=4928
Awesome! Love your new blog template by the way!
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Hi Joel,
So has we speak my three year old is having ‘quite time’ in his bedroom with these cute little characters! I can hear him making up stories as he goes. Thanks again – you are amazing!
xxoo
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This gives me new idea for decorating the bookshelves in my house! ;)
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Hi Joel, my class loves your paper city ideas! We’ve been using it in our classrooms for almost 2 weeks now. I’ve been wondering though, if you have a paper city theme for Christmas? :) Christmas is such a huge deal here in the Philippines, that’s why. Would love to add them to our collection.
Thanks Joel, love your ideas! Awesome! :)
Thanks Mika! Yes, I would like to make a Christmas paper city for sure. Until then, I do have a fun Christmas (and Hanukkah) Paper Dressy Cats set. Here’s the link:
https://madebyjoel.com/2011/11/dressy-cats-winter-holiday-sets-for-hanukkah-and-christmas.html
Awesome! By then we’ll be reviewing the letter “C”. Cats and Christmas. Perfect! Thanks Joel!
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Teresa .. My 5 year old grandson insisted we find a way for the cat to go up and down the tree trunk …so we added a bead on a string to the trunk (with hole at top and bottom )tied in the back…put cat on the bead with a zot ..and now the cat goes up and down the tree aren’t kids wonderful ..they imagine the possibilities…thanks again Joel ,
for sharing your creativity with us all…Logans Mimi
Brilliant idea! Oh boy, I’ve got to try that. Yes, it’s so fun to see what kids come up with. Genius!
je n’ai pas encore eu le temps de tout voir, mais, décidément, j’adore !… je cherche des freebies sur le Net pour les partager, pour l’instant sur Pinterest, en attendant l’ouverture de mon propre site dans quelques mois (il doit y avoir environ 15000 liens vers des téléchargements gratuits pour l’instant !…) où je proposerai mes créations et celles d’autres créateurs que j’apprécie et vous y figurerez sans nul doute !… j’aime votre style et vos idées, et vos créations sont aussi très inspirantes (ce qui est plus rare…)… merci de partager aussi généreusement votre travail… amicalement; Is… si vous voulez voir ce que je fais, c’est là : http://pinterest.com/lemondedis/ (plusieurs de vos créations y figurent déjà, notamment sur les boards “paper toys” et “coloriages”)
Hi! We featured some of your Halloween ideas on our blog today. I absolutely LOVE your blog and all your great ideas! Thank you for sharing!
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What a kind post! Thanks so much. And happy Halloween!
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