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Halloween Pumpkin Bracelet Craft – In The Playroom

If you’re looking for an easy and fun Halloween craft that will keep the kids entertained and decked out for the spooky season, this DIY pumpkin bracelet is the perfect activity! Whether you’re prepping for a Halloween party, gearing up for a playdate, or just looking for a crafty afternoon project, this pumpkin bracelet will be a hit with the little ones.

And the best part is that you only need a few simple materials to pull it together. Trust me, it’s easy, quick, and kids absolutely love wearing their handmade creations!

Materials You’ll Need for the Halloween Pumpkin Bracelet Craft

This pumpkin bracelet craft is all about keeping things simple, but the results are adorable and festive!

The materials are basic—just construction paper, a pencil, marker, and scissors, which you probably already have lying around at home.

This makes it perfect for last-minute party prep or a quick, easy craft on a cozy fall afternoon. Plus, kids love getting involved in each step, from designing their pumpkin face to assembling the bracelet themselves.

Orange construction paper or cardstock

Black marker

Scissors

Glue or tape

A pumpkin template (optional for younger kids)

Steps to Make Your Pumpkin Bracelet

Follow along with the easy step by step below to make your own Halloween bracelets with the kids.

This DIY pumpkin bracelet is the perfect Halloween craft! Simple to make with just paper, markers, and glue, kids can design their own spooky jack-o’-lantern accessory. It’s a fun, hands-on activity that’s perfect for Halloween parties, playdates, or just getting into the spooky spirit!

Materials

Orange construction paper or cardstock

Black marker

Scissors

Glue or tape

A pumpkin template (optional)

Instructions
Cut the Paper: Start by cutting a strip of orange paper or card stock, roughly the width of a wristband. This will serve as the base of your bracelet.Draw or Trace Your Pumpkin: On another piece of orange paper, draw or trace a pumpkin shape (you can use a template if you’d like). Make it big enough to sit nicely on top of the bracelet. Cut Out the Pumpkin: Carefully cut out your pumpkin shape and cut it in half, glue or tape each half to each end of the paper strip (the bracelet). Add Jack-O’-Lantern Features: Use a black marker to draw a jack-o’-lantern face on the pumpkin. Get creative! You can make it cute, scary, or silly—it’s up to you! Assemble the Bracelet: Bend the paper strip to wrap around your child’s wrist so that the two pumpkin halves meet in the middle, making sure it’s snug but not too tight. To keep the bracelet together, make a little slit on each side and. when folding, slightly twist and connect them together Wear and Enjoy: That’s it! Your child can now show off their festive pumpkin bracelet.

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A Craft for Halloween Parties or Playdates

This craft is a great activity for a Halloween-themed party or a fun afternoon playdate with friends.

Set up a little crafting station and let the kids make their own spooky accessories. It’s a mess-free craft that will keep them entertained and give them something to show off when they’re done. They’ll love comparing their pumpkin faces and even coming up with different jack-o’-lantern styles!

Spooky Variations for your Halloween Paper Bracelet

If your child wants to switch it up, they can try making a ghost bracelet! Just follow the same steps, but use white paper and draw on a spooky ghost face instead.

You can also get creative with other Halloween creatures—how about a black cat or a bat bracelet? The possibilities are endless, and it’s all about making something fun that the kids can wear proudly.

This craft is a big hit with the little ones because they get to wear something they made themselves!

The bracelets are super customizable, and the simplicity of the materials means they can make lots of them in different designs. Plus, they’re perfect for adding a touch of homemade charm to their Halloween costume!

With this fun and festive pumpkin bracelet, your kids are all set for a spooky, crafty good time. Whether it’s for a party or just for fun, these simple paper bracelets will bring a lot of Halloween spirit! 

More Halloween Crafts for Kids

Looking for more spooktacular craft ideas to keep your little ones entertained this Halloween season? From DIY decorations to creative costumes, we’ve got plenty of fun and easy crafts to make your Halloween celebrations even more magical!

If you enjoyed this pumpkin bracelet craft, be sure to share this blog post with friends or family! It’s always more fun when everyone gets crafty together. Don’t forget to tag us if you try it out—we’d love to see your little ones’ creations!

Anna Marikar, mum of four and seasoned blogger, has spent over a decade sharing her parenting journey and passion for kid-friendly crafts and free printables.Her easy-to-follow craft ideas and practical parenting advice have transformed In The Playroom into a cherished resource for parents.

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