This adorable Tin Can Ghost is so easy to make the kids can help! They make the cutest Halloween Gifts that cost under a dollar to make!
Hello! It’s Ginger from GingerSnapCrafts.com. I am so excited to be over here with YOU & the girls from Eighteen25. Usually I am over on my blog sharing fun crafts & DIY projects, recipes & simple kid crafts & party ideas. So it’s a real treat (not a trick!) to be over here! ha! When I think of Halloween crafts two things come to mind. They need to be simple, & they need to be something my kiddos can make with me. That is why I love making these cute Tin Can Ghost. So keep reading, & I’ll show you how I put them together.
You’ll need a few supplies: [affiliate links included]
- tin cans (washed & dried)
- white spray paint
- googly eyes
- glue
- shred
- candy
- this printable
- Sharpie
- Halloween paper
- twine
- white cardstock
- mini hole punch
A friend of mine gave me this handy can opener. It removes the lid without cutting it. So you can put the lid right back on if you’d like. I used it to take off the lids of my cans.
After I washed & dried out the cans & lids I spray painted them white. Let dry.
Then I added a spooky face with googly eyes & a Sharpie. Next I printed out this printable onto white card stock paper.
Then I cut them out & glued them onto some Halloween paper making some hang tags.
Next I filled my tin can with shred.
Annnnd then I added some candy! 😉
Finally, I punched a hole in the corner of my hang tag & then I tied it around my tin can ghost with some twine & a bow.
If you’d like to you can just pop the lid right back on.
This way you don’t have to worry about your candy falling out! It looks cute either way though! These make a sweet gift to give to a friend, neighbor or teacher. 🙂
I recently shared 10 Simple Halloween Crafts over on my blog. Check them out {HERE}.
Thanks so much for having me over!
I'm Jen Sedillo, one of the bloggers behind Eighteen25. I love creating and crafting, reading good books, visiting new places and being with family!
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Too cute and easy too. Win-Win. Could you please give us the name of that amazing can opener so we can find one?
It was a gift. I’m so sorry I don’t know the name of it!
What is the name of the magic can opener and where can I get one?
If you google hands free can opener they are $12- $15 and cuts so there is no sharp edge. They are battery operated and works with the touch of a button!
thanks for sharing!
These are so cute!!! I love them!! Great idea!!