Woodchase Park - 4:30 PM
Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center - 2:00 PM
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston - various times Pick
Tomfoolery Toys and Books - 11:00 AM
Heritage Place Park - 8:00 PM
Pasadena Fairgrounds - various times
St. Basil The Great Greek Orthodox Church - various times
Lone Star Flight Museum - 10:00 AM
Pearland Town Center - 10:00 AM
Beck Building at MFAH - 1:00 PM
Trader's Village - 1:30 PM
- 1:30 PM
Pasadena Fairgrounds - various times
Houston Arboretum & Nature Center - various times Pick
Discovery Green - 6:30 AM
The Escape Game Houston (in CityCentre) - various times
Virtual - various times
George R. Brown Convention Center
Virtual
Activity Guides
- Beaches & Lakes
- Best Of Lists
- Birthday Parties
- Boats
- Boredom Busters
- Camps
- Childcare
- Christmas/Hanukkah
- City Guides
- City Hacks
- Classes & Enrichment
- Community
- Crafts & Recipes
- Earth Kids
- Easter
- Fairs & Festivals
- Fall Activities
- Family Travel
- Farms & U-Pick
- Free Activities
- GoList
- Halloween
- Holidays
- Hotels & Resorts
- Indoor Activities
- Museums
- News & Openings
- Outdoors
- Parent Talk
- Parks & Playgrounds
- Play Gyms & Sports Centers
- Pools & Spray Parks
- Preschools & Schools
- Restaurants
- Shows
- Skiing & Winter Sports
- Special Needs
- Special Occasions
- Sports
- Spring Activities
- STEM
- Stores & Services
- Summer Activities
- Theme & Water Parks
- Trains, Dinos & Heroes
- TV, Film & Movies
- Virtual
- Visitors Guide
- Weekend Events
- Weekend Trips
- Winter Activities
- Zoos & Gardens
Halloween Candy Wrapper Picture Frame Craft
Halloween is over, but the candy remains for days after. And the remains of the remains means lots of candy wrappers. Use this candy wrapper frame as an excuse to eat a few more pieces of candy while creating a fun memento. What could be sweeter than a picture of your cute little ghost, goblin, Elsa or Olaf in a candy frame?
Decoupage is a simple crafting method that uses glue and pieces of paper to create unique projects. If you can cut and glue, then you can decoupage. Even little ones can have fun making this fun candy wrapper picture frame.
OUR LATEST VIDEOS
For this project we used a plain wooden frame from the craft store but you can also repurpose a frame you already have or cut one out of cardboard.
Materials:
Unfinished Wooden Picture Frame
Decoupage Glue (Mod Podge)
Paint Brush
Scissors
Candy Wrappers
1.Cut open the wrappers so they can sit flat on the frame.
2. Apply a generous amount of decoupage glue to the frame and place wrappers onto the glue until the frame is covered.
3. Apply another layer of decoupage glue on the top to seal the frame and allow to dry.
Show us what you make. Share it on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and tag @mommypoppins so we can see your creations too!
Kids' work is to play. WeeWork is a Mommy Poppins series offering an easy daily activity for grown-ups and children to do together, making kids' work an important part of your day. We aim to inspire together time, creativity and fun using only your imagination and things around the house. You can see all our WeeWork activity posts here.
Sign up to get WeeWork activities delivered to your inbox.
Featured Local Savings
newsletters.