How to Make Halloween Joke Tellers for Kids

October 23, 2017 by Francine Clouden

These Halloween Joke Tellers are fun! Get the free printable and complete instructions for making these at the source below. You may also know these as cootie catchers or fortune tellers. You can whip these up with the kids in under 30 minutes, and send them out on a Halloween Joke Teller mission!

Source: How to Make H alloween Joke Tellers for Kids – Bren Did

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Comments

Eva Hibbing says
October 24, 2017 at 8:30 am
Just to let you know, you have to sign up for the newsletter to gain access to the printable library, which I have done twice now, and still can’t get to it.
Francine Clouden says
October 25, 2017 at 12:57 am
Thanks for the heads-up. Did you contact the blogger at Bren Did?
thi says
October 27, 2017 at 10:27 am
where can i get halloween joke teller paper like this?
Francine Clouden says
October 31, 2017 at 3:34 am
Hi there. Click the link at the end of the post to find the free printable.

Have you read?

BOO Halloween Mini Scrapbook Album

Traci used the BOO to You collection from Bella Blvd. to created this fang-tastic Halloween mini scrapbook album project. I love the cover, it’s shaped like the large BOO die cut letters she used, cut from fun pattern papers with a few embellishments added. The album is all connected together with black O rings.

The rest of the inside pages are rounded rectangles, measuring 7 1/2″ x 4″ covered in more fun pattern papers and lots of darling black kitties, ghosties, skulls and Jack O’ Lanterns in traditional Halloween corners.

Of course it wouldn’t be an album from Traci if she didn’t include her signature interactive elements like flaps, folds and pocket pages. This one is filled with cute journaling cards and tags.

Visit the Artsy Albums blog for all the details and more pics of this fun project.

-Heather

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