Oh how cute is this ghost puppet! And so simple, right?
Being totally honest with you, although I often share crafts for toddlers and younger kids a lot of it is because I often find stuff that my kids see on Pinterest is just too hard for them to actually make – my six year old wanted to make something this weekend and made me look up ideas on there and wow that was hard work!
I’m a huge fan of achievable and as this craft has been tried and tested by my kids already I know it’s simple enough for children to make and they had fun playing with it afterwards too.
Anyway, enough of me blathering, lets get on to the very quick and simple tutorial shall we?!
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