Mummy Paper Plate Craft

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Get spooky this Halloween with a mummy paper plate craft that’s equal parts creepy and cute. With just a paper plate, a little paint, and some crinkled strips of paper, kids can whip up their very own bandaged buddy. It’s an easy project that looks festive on a wall, door, or classroom display — and those big googly eyes peeking through the wrinkled “bandages” are guaranteed to make everyone smile.

Mummy Paper Plate Craft

Materials for This Mummy Paper Plate Craft

Here’s what you’ll need to wrap up this Halloween activity:

  • Paper plate
  • Black acrylic paint
  • White and cream construction paper
  • Googly eyes (the bigger, the better)
  • Pop-dot tape or glue
  • Paintbrush
  • Scissors
  • Black marker

How to Make a Mummy Paper Plate Craft

Ready to get crafting? Find the instructions below!

Yield: 1 Paper Plate Mummy Craft

Mummy Paper Plate Craft

paper plate mummy craft

Get spooky this Halloween with an easy Mummy Paper Plate Craft for kids! Using simple supplies like paper plates, googly eyes, and paper strips, this fun activity makes the cutest little mummy.

Active Time 20 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $3

Materials

  • Paper plate
  • Black acrylic paint
  • White and cream construction paper
  • Googly eyes (large preferred)
  • Pop-dot tape
  • Glue
  • Black marker

Tools

  • Paintbrush
  • Scissors

Instructions

  1. Gather all of your supplies including a paper plate, black paint, googly eyes, white and cream paper, scissors, glue or pop-dot tape, and a marker. Craft supplies for mummy paper plate craft including paper plate, googly eyes, black paint, construction paper, scissors, and glue.
  2. Cut the white and cream construction paper into long strips. White and cream construction paper cut into strips with scissors beside them.
  3. Crumple the strips so they look like wrinkled mummy bandages. Connect the strips together using pop-dot tape. Paper strips crumpled to look like mummy bandages.
  4. Paint the front of the paper plate with black acrylic paint and let it dry completely. Paper plate painted black with a paintbrush and acrylic paint.
  5. Glue two large googly eyes onto the top center of the plate. Black paper plate with two googly eyes glued in the center.
  6. Begin gluing the paper strips across the plate, layering them so the eyes are still partly visible. White paper strips glued across the plate, partially covering the eyes.
  7. Continue adding strips until the plate looks like it has been wrapped in mummy bandages. More crumpled strips layered over the black plate to form mummy bandages.
  8. Trim off any strips that hang past the edges of the plate. Paper plate mummy with excess strips being trimmed using scissors.
  9. Once finished, your spooky mummy craft is ready to display for Halloween. Finished mummy craft with googly eyes peeking through layered white bandages.

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Why This Halloween Craft is a Hit

This mummy paper plate craft is simple enough for preschoolers, but it’s got enough personality that older kids love it too. It sneaks in fine motor skills with all the cutting, crumpling, and layering, while also giving kids plenty of room to experiment with how they place their “bandages.” You can even make a whole family of mummies and give each one a different look!

This activity is just one of the 15 included in my Halloween Paper Plate Craft Pack — perfect for keeping kids busy all October long.

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Please Share This Mummy Paper Plate Craft

If your little ones enjoyed making this Halloween mummy, please share it with friends, teachers, or pin it to your favorite Halloween craft board on Pinterest. Spreading the word helps other families discover fun, creative activities too.

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