Ghost dress up!

Hi everyone! Today I just want to take a little time to talk about a little fun halloween craft I made for Liam that cost me $3! I got all of my supplies at the Dollar Tree and the project took me maybe 15 minutes to make!

It is so cute and Liam loves it! I have listed the supplies needed below!

-Pack of felt ghost (If you can't find these just get a piece of white felt and cut a ghost out!) from Dollar Tree! I got a pack of 12 so if you mess up don't worry you will have extra!

-Pack of foam sheets! I got a 32 pack of multicolor from Dollar Tree!

-Velcro! I also got a yard of this from Dollar Tree!

Total: $3 (not including tax)

Steps to complete project:

Step 1: Take one of your felt ghost out of the package and draw eyes on it!

Step 2: Next decide what you want your child to be able to change on their ghost! This can be clothes, hair accessories, or facial features! For Liam's ghost I made 4 different shirt colors, a bow tie, and a couple of different mouths!

Step 3: Use your multicolored foam sheets to make all your different accessories! When I made the shirts for Liam's ghost I actually took one of my extra ghost and used it as a template to make sure I made the shirts the right size and they fit the ghost like they were suppose to! For the bow tie and mouths I just free handed them!

Step 4: Cut out all of the accessories and glue a piece of velcro to the back of each item! Make sure you put the velcro in the appropriate place so that the clothes fit the ghost correctly!

Step 5: Now add the velcro to the ghost needed to be able to attach the accessories! Again make sure the velcro is attached appropriately so the accessories or facial features are placed in the right spot on the ghost!

Step 6: Let your kid enjoy to dress up their ghost however they please! Be sure to always supervise your children when they are doing this project.

That is it! Super easy and very cheap! This is a fun project that you can bring in the car, to a sporting event, or to the grocery store! Just store all of it in a ziplock bag and now you have yourself a quite bag that you can take anywhere!

If you like this idea be sure to share it with your friends! If you decided to try it out be sure to share it with me! I love seeing all the creativity and uniqueness people can bring to projects like these!

Thanks for stopping by guys! I will talk to you soon!

-Sara Wilson