Bat clothespin craft

Use a standard wooden “spring” clothespin (approx. 3.25” long x .5” tip height x .375” tip width) to build a miniature bat. Watch as its wings flap with the pin’s press-n-release action. The bat is fun by itself, even for school-age child’s fingers, but spookier when it can flap in front of the eerie halo moon background. Bat measures approx. 3.75” wingspan x 1.5” body top to bottom. ASSEMBLY: 1. Identify and cut the shapes: A body with ears (top layer) B under body (with bend-over tip) C…

This clothespin bat craft is super fun for Halloween and it's so simple to make! Use a wooden clothespin and black cardstock to create a cute bat that really moves its wings! Bat Clothespin Craft Kids will go batty over this clothespin bat craft with movable wings! Pinch the clothespin open and shut to make the cardstock wings move just like a real bat. Real bats are interesting creatures, but they're definitely better at a distance. Thankfully these clothespin bats are the perfect mix of…

Looking for an easy bat craft for Halloween? These coffee filter bats are so fun to make for preschool, kindergarten and older kids!

Today I'm going to show you this super cute Coffee Filter Bat Craft that's great for Halloween decorating or even a theme unit about bats.

Spooky Bat Clothespin Magnets An easy, fun craft to make with and for kids are these Spooky Bat Clothespin Magnets! They don't require any weird supplies and take no time at all to create. They make great little takeaway gifts for parties, a Halloween craft to make with friends, or even as a giveaway to little trick or treaters for a non-candy alternative this Halloween. Supplies You Will Need: White and Black Craft Foam Sheets Small Round Magnets Clothespins Black Paint Paintbrush Glue (Hot…

This clothespin bat craft is perfect for Halloween, or for a science unit on bats. Fun craft for kids that uses simple materials.

Use a standard wooden “spring” clothespin (approx. 3.25” long x .5” tip height x .375” tip width) to build a miniature bat. Watch as it...

No, these clothespins from Fancy Flours are not for drying clothes. They are cute little embellishments that will make your craft and Halloween projects that much cuter. Use them to hang ornaments on your Halloween tree (because you do have...

What better way to hang your Halloween costume to dry than using these awesome bat-shaped clothes-pegs from Art.Lebedev Studio? Inexpensive plastic Vespertilium clothes-pegs remind your neighbors that your laundry is Halloween-ready. Designer: Yegor Zhgun. Check out the Vespertilium clothes-peg over at artlebedev.com.