If you got the chance to check out my recent Frankenstein craft idea, you knew this one was coming. Whether it is Halloween or not, this mummy craft activity will surely be super fun for your little one, and will keep him busy and happy for quite some time.

There’s a free printable for you too, to make it easy, and with just a few essentials you can get started on this super fun Halloween activity- whether it is Halloween or not- because who can resist a few good scares right?

Enough talking- let’s get going shall we?

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Yes, there’s actually no need for you to rush to the craft store and get your hands on stuff to try out this activity. All you really need is probably already at home!

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Supplies Needed For This Halloween Mummy Art Project

How To Make This Easy Mummy Craft

Download and print out Mummy and writing templates.

Cut the pieces out from the paper or use the printed paper as a template to trace onto construction paper. Glue all the pieces of your Mummy craft together.

You may glue the pieces together and then glue them onto a black paper background or you can glue the writing prompt onto black paper and then glue the character at the top.

Color the writing prompt and use a pencil to fill it out. Your easy Mummy craft is now complete.

This would be perfect for a Halloween themed bulletin board display!

Download Your Halloween Mummy Craft Template Here

Tips & Tricks

Spooky, creepy and loads of fun, mummy craft and pretty much any other Halloween themed crafts can be a great way to introduce your little one to the concept of the festival and how it is celebrated.

This craft can be a wonderful spur of the moment idea, because you hardly need anything to replicate it yourself. But if you’re looking to put in a little bit of extra effort, and try some more fun activities and crafts with your kiddo, here’s a little something for you for that as well.

And if you loved this craft in particular, I’ve got a few more similar ones for you and your little one to try and enjoy. All of these are again, with free printables too.

There’s everything from werewolves and vampires to witches and pirates. You can team these up with a few Halloween books for a complete fun learning experience.

And as promised, here’s the link to the free printable template. All you need to do is print it out on a sheet, and use it as a reference to do the rest.

And if you’re planning to stock up on some art and craft supplies to keep your little one busy with the tons of activities that I have up here, here’s a good place to grab ’em without needing to step out!

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