Sugar skull crafts

Help children learn about festivals and traditions in Mexico using our Day of The Dead Paper Craft — make your own sugar skull.

Looking for an easy Day of the Dead craft idea? Find out how to make a Dia de los Muertos sugar skull in just 3 steps! This sugar skull craft idea is easy enough for kids but still a perfect Day of the Dead craft for tweens and teens. Make your own Day of the Dead decorations for your Dia de los Muertos party at home!

Use a paper plate to make your own Day of the Dead mask! This Day of the Dead craft is such a fun and easy way for kids to celebrate Día de Muertos. And these DIY sugar skull masks are so bright and colourful! Use simple supplies to make this fall craft that also works as part of a DIY Halloween costume.

Learn how to make sugar skulls for Day of Dead from start to finish. Plus, get tips on which tools you will need as well as how to make royal icing.

This easy and fun "Day of the Dead" paper sugar skull project includes reading articles, traceable templates, a design worksheet, and step-by-step teacher instructions.

Design a Sugar Skull for Day of the Dead! Packet includes an informative cover page, an idea sheet, a guided template, a blank template, and a coloring page.

Sugar Skull Tissue Paper Sign Craft Kit | Oriental Trading

DIY Embroidered felt sugar skull tutorial and free PDF pattern download. Beginner friendly felt sewing project to make for Día de los Muertos or Halloween. Easy spooky season decor. These sugar skulls can be used as ornaments or turned into a banner for Day of the Dead celebrations!

This acrylic painting tutorial will demonstrate how to paint a Calavera de Azúcar (Sugar Skull). The sugar skull is a symbol seen in the Mexican tradition used to celebrate departed loved ones on Dia De

Day of the Dead (Dia de Los Muertos) is a popular holiday in Mexico at the beginning of November. Many people with Mexican heritage celebrate this holiday where they remember and pay their respects to the dead. Sugar skulls are used during these celebrations. I was inspired by Elements of the Art