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Welcome to washcloth crafts!
I recall a certain pet detective was who was in search of a kidnapped albino bat, so why not make albino bats, or at least make one albino bat and use him for a drawing for a door prize at a Halloween party?
TerryGami washcloth bats can be a Halloween party activity and the party favor at the same time. However, if you decide to make the bats yourself to give to the children as a favor, why not let them pick their bats from a bag and the child that draws the albino bat gets a door prize. A simple paper bag decorated with bats can be the bag. Gather the top together so the kids can’t see inside, and then let them pick their bats at the end of the party. The door prize can be a Halloween book or Trick or Treat bag or how about a TerryGami book?! :)
The albino bat can have pink eyes and nose, and white fangs, but he can also have gold eyes and nose, and silver fangs. Just use glittered foam board to make the facial features, and then tie a gold ribbon around his neck. You can make the albino bat the door prize. Make his body a bit longer and place a candy or plastic treat inside his tummy. Older kids will be happy with money.
Remember, TerryGami bats don’t have to be only black. Try making orange, purple, green, and yellow bats until the linen companies get with the program and make some thin, black washcloths. Kids love colorful washcloths.
But if you really want black bats, see my blog on dyeing washcloths.
Happy Crafting!
~Terry
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