9 Witchy Crafts DIY Projects for Kids: Magical Messes, Giggles, and Seriously Fun Vibes

Alright, fellow parents and caregivers—ever find yourself desperate for something magical and creative to do with your kids? Let’s dive into witchy crafts and DIY projects that’ll spark imagination and bring out everyone’s inner magic maker (yeah, even us grown-ups) using the necessary materials .

Embrace your inner creative witch as you start these projects, combining imagination with witchy traditions to craft something truly unique.

Life gets busy, right? Sometimes we just need something easy, a little messy, and a LOT of fun crafts while avoiding common mistakes .

Let’s grab those craft supplies, focusing on gathering everything we need, and get ready to explore good ideas for magical crafts that are fun, imaginative, and perfect for making memories our kids won’t forget!

1) DIY Witchy Chandelier with Twigs and Fairy Lights

Let’s get crafty, creative witches! Grab some sticks from the yard, twine, and a pack of fairy lights (purple’s a vibe, but go wild).

Gather the supplies, turn on some witchy tunes, and construct a chandelier that’s cute and just a little mysterious. After assembling the base, try decorating your chandelier with extra magical touches like charms, painted sigils, or decorative paper to make it truly unique.

Need more ideas? Need more ideas? Peek at this witchy chandelier with branches and lights, and check out our step by step tutorial.

Hot glue those twigs, wrap with lights, and hang it up for instant magical vibes! The finished chandelier is a magical accessory for any witchy room—a unique accessory created by the kids themselves.

2) Paper Witch Hat Craft for Toddlers

Toddlers and glue sticks—what could go wrong? This paper witch hat is easy and perfect for busy little hands.

All you need is black construction paper, tape, and a healthy dose of patience. (Seriously, send help!)

It’s a quick DIY and the mess is manageable. Older kids can try sewing parts of the hat for a sturdier accessory.

Our tiny witches look ridiculously cute in their new hats, and the witch hat makes a fun accessory for dress-up or Halloween. Want a guide? Check out this step-by-step paper witch hat tutorial.

For extra fun, try decorating the hat with stickers, glitter, or other craft supplies.

3) Handprint Witch Craft with Free Template

Handprint crafts always win with kids—and let’s be honest, with us too; especially when we explore sixty witchy crafts. This beginner Handprint Witch Craft is adorable, and each handprint witch is a unique creation made by the kids. It doubles as a crafty keepsake, a fun accessory for your Halloween décor, or even a Halloween card.

Grab some paper, paint, and a little handprint. There’s even a free template to make it easier for various craft ideas. Don’t forget to take color photos of the handprint crafts to remember what the kids created.

4) Foam Witch Sticker Ornaments DIY Kit

Can we talk about how cute these foam witch sticker craft projects are? Just grab a kit and let the kids go wild sticking on hats, brooms, cats, and moons.

Kids can have even more fun decorating each ornament with extra stickers or glitter to make them truly their own. No glue explosions, no glitter disasters—just easy peel-and-stick fun. Every ornament ends up totally unique.

Plus, these finished ornaments make great accessories for Halloween décor or even as costume add-ons. Our family room looks extra magical thanks to these witchy foam kits.

5) Shape Witch Craft Inspired by Room on the Broom

Story-inspired crafts are the best, and with these sixty craft projects, you may discover how Room on the Broom is perfect for some shape magic. All you need is colored paper, scissors, and glue.

Cut triangles for hats, circles for faces, rectangles for brooms. Each witch crew is created by the kids’ imagination, and kids can have fun decorating their witches with extra craft supplies. The shapes can even be turned into accessories like pins or magnets.

This one’s easy for little hands and brings out tons of laughs. For more ideas, check out this Room on the Broom witchy multimedia art.

6) Witch’s Cauldron Play and Craft Set

Let’s get messy and have way too much fun with a witch’s cauldron craft. Each cauldron is created by the kids and can be personalized to their liking. Grab an old bowl or even a plastic cup, then fill it with craft fluff, foam balls, or green slime—whatever screams “witchy potion.”

Toss in plastic critters or googly eyes for extra creepy vibes. Try decorating the outside of the cauldron with paint or stickers for a unique touch. The finished cauldron can be used as a magical accessory for play or décor. Our kids love making up stories as they stir their potions. Want to take it up a notch? Here’s a DIY bubbling witch cauldron for inspiration!

7) 3 Glass Orb Witch Charm Wall Hanging

Let’s make a dreamy wall hanging that’s pure magic, created by the kids to reflect their unique style. You’ll need three glass orbs, some ribbon or twine, and a dash of imagination.

Hang each orb vertically in a row and fill them with sparkly things—glitter, fake moss, or mini feathers. Try decorating the orbs with paint, stickers, or ribbon for extra flair.

When they’re all together, the orbs totally give off magical vibes and help us create magical home décor. This wall hanging makes a perfect magical accessory for any room. Need inspo? See how glass orbs look all witchy and cute!

8) Easy Scissor Skill Witch Cutting Craft

Let’s give our little witches a chance to practice their superstar scissor skills. We love this beginner witch haircut craft—it’s simple, mess-friendly, and all you need is paper, scissors, and glue.

Each witch is created by the kids’ own hands, making every piece unique. Kids can cut the witch’s hair, add wild styles, and giggle at every crazy trim. Try decorating the cut-out witches with markers or glitter for extra flair. These witches can also be used as accessories for cards or decorations. Watching them focus on tiny witch bangs is honestly adorable.

9) Broomstick and Witch Hat Paper Craft Combo

No witch is ready without her hat and broom, right? Let’s help our little ones go full witchy by making both with paper.

Each broomstick and hat is created by the kids, making them unique accessories for pretend play. Try decorating the broomstick and hat with stickers or colored tape to add a personal touch. Just grab colored paper, scissors, and glue, and you’ll have a mini witch set in no time. For help, check out these easy broomstick and witch hat paper craft tutorials.

Magical Extras: Expanding Your Witchy Craft Repertoire

Ready to take your witchy crafts to the next level? Sometimes, the most magical moments come from trying something new and letting your creativity run wild. These magical extras are perfect for families who want to infuse even more wonder, energy, and fun into their craft projects. Whether you’re an avid crafter or just looking for imaginative ideas to keep the kids busy, these additions will help you create powerfully magical crafts, connect with nature, and discover new techniques together. Let’s dive into some fun and imaginative ideas that will help you expand your witchy craft repertoire and create magical home décor, essential ritual items, and more!

Herbalism and Potions for Kids

If your little witches love mixing and making, herbalism and potions are a must-try addition to your witchy crafts toolkit. With just a few simple materials—think dried herbs, flower petals, and a sprinkle of imagination—kids can create their own magical potions and herbal remedies. Try making calming lavender sachets, mixing up a “good dreams” potion with chamomile and mint, or even crafting your own herbal soap together. These hands-on projects are a fun and creative way to introduce kids to the magic of plants and the basics of witchcraft, all while learning about nature’s power. Plus, you’ll find numerous helpful tips online for safe, age-appropriate techniques that keep the mess magical and the experience stress-free. Let your kids invent their own recipes, name their potions, and watch their confidence and creativity grow with every new concoction!

Nature-Inspired Witchy Crafts

There’s nothing more magical than bringing a bit of the outdoors into your craft space. Nature-inspired witchy crafts are all about using materials like leaves, twigs, stones, and flowers to create beautiful, meaningful objects that celebrate the natural world. Gather your tools and head outside for a treasure hunt—collect colorful leaves for leaf rubbings, twist twigs into mini broomsticks, or arrange stones into mandalas for your altar. For a special project, try making a goddess cornucopia filled with found objects, or crochet a set of pentacle coasters using earthy yarns. These crafts not only help kids connect with nature’s rhythms, but also encourage them to see the magic in everyday materials. With each project, you’ll enhance your magical home décor and create keepsakes that remind your family of the wonders just outside your door.

Fiber Arts and Textiles: Weaving Witchy Wonders

If you’re looking for a cozy way to craft, fiber arts and textiles are a fantastic way to weave a little magic into your home. With techniques like knitting, crochet, and weaving, you and your kids can create everything from a spellbound scarf to a crocheted witch hat or even a set of magical coasters. These projects are perfect for craft groups or quiet afternoons, and they’re a great way to teach kids patience, focus, and the joy of creating something by hand. Try making a charm box to hold tiny treasures, or knit a pouch for carrying essential ritual items. The best part? Every stitch is infused with your personal energy flow, making each piece uniquely magical. Don’t worry if you’re new to these techniques—there are illustrated two-part manuals, step-by-step drawings, and detailed instructions online to guide you. So grab your yarn, needles, and a cup of tea, and let your family’s creativity shine through every loop and knot!

Creating a Witchy Craft Space

We make our witchy crafting extra fun and easy by using what’s already at home and adding a little magic. Preparing your craft space before starting is important—gather your supplies and organize your area for a smooth crafting experience. You can also form a craft group with family or friends to make witchy crafts together, sharing ideas and inspiration. Let’s talk about simple supplies to gather, find numerous helpful tips, and how to turn an ordinary table into a bit of Halloween magic.

Supplies You Already Have at Home

No need to run to the store for every little thing. Our kitchen drawers and art bins probably have all the basics—paper plates, empty toilet paper rolls, leftover yarn, even buttons from that “I’ll sew that someday” pile. Some of these, like buttons or ribbons, can also be used as accessories in various projects.

Here’s a list of things that work perfectly for witchy crafts:

• Scrap paper and cardboard for witch hats and brooms
• Popsicle sticks for magic wands
• Egg cartons cut into sections for spooky eyes
• Markers, crayons, and glue sticks (because there’s always at least one hiding somewhere!)
• Old socks (the ones missing their buddy) for cute witch puppets

Toss all the supplies into a box, basket, or use small bags to organize and store craft supplies for easy grabbing. If something’s missing, swap in whatever you’ve got—our witches can totally rock rainbow hats or sparkly wands.

Setting the Vibe: Music, Snacks, and Messy Aprons

Crafting isn’t just about scissors and glue. Setting the right mood turns it into a whole event.

Let’s play some Halloween or witchy music—we love a good Room on the Broom soundtrack or a fun dance playlist.

Snacks are essential—think gummy worms, popcorn, or apple slices. Sticky fingers are part of the experience!

We grab old T-shirts as aprons or even rock our pajamas. The goal is low-stress, high-laughs.

Let’s not worry about the mess—paint splatters and glue blobs always feel better with good tunes and snacks.

Making Witchy Crafts Magical (And Safe!)

We want the magic, not the mayhem! Here’s how we keep our witchy DIY time fun, safe, and full of spunky kid creativity (with as little chaos as possible).

Age-Appropriate Tools and Tips

Nothing kills the vibe like an owie, so let’s keep craft time safe and still magical.

For our littlest makers, we swap out sharp grown-up scissors for round-tip safety scissors. We use big, chunky gluesticks instead of liquid glue—less mess and way fewer glue disasters on the table (or our hair).

We love using plastic or wooden “potions” jars instead of actual glass. If the kids want to get all witchy with candles, we go with battery-powered tea lights.

No burns, no stress. When it comes to paints, we stick to washable (miracle!) paint and markers.

Here’s a quick table to help:

Tool	Swap For	Why
Regular Scissors	Safety Scissors	Fewer accidents
Glass Bottles	Plastic or Wood	Less breakage
Real Candles	Battery Tea Lights	Fire-free fun

If we’re dealing with tiny trinkets or beads, we keep a close eye out. Sometimes, we even have a mini “witchy sorting bowl” for little hands.

Encouraging Imagination Without Rules

There’s really no wrong way to make witchy crafts! We let the kids pick their spell ingredients—pom poms, glitter, buttons, dried leaves, whatever calls to them, and sometimes these become gifts too .

Sometimes that means magical potions made out of pasta noodles and googly eyes. If someone wants their moon wand to be rainbow instead of silver, we’re all for it.

It’s about self-expression and making something that feels theirs. The best moments? They usually pop up in the middle of silly storytelling.

We’ll ask, “What’s the spell for this wand?” or “What’s this potion going to do?” Suddenly, the craft table just explodes into a magical adventure.

If you’re ever stuck for ideas, we sometimes scroll through witch crafts for kids, perfect for every avid crafter, for inspiration. Honestly, some of the giggles you’ll find are half the fun!