Halloween für Kinder – schaurig schöner Nachmittag

Spooky, creative and lots of crafting fun!

On October 31, the SELBERMACHEREI will be transformed into a real spooky studio. The Halloween workshop for children focuses on fun, creativity and goosebumps - perfect for all little craft monsters who like to try things out.

Together, we create great spooky ideas from simple everyday materials: Screw-top jars are turned into scary glowing ghosts, drinks cans are transformed into fluttering ghosts and we make dangerous constrictor snakes out of cardboard rolls. There are also colorful balloons to paint - and if you like, you can even have your scary face painted.

The great thing is that you'll discover how many crafting treasures can be found in everyday materials. Children learn about upcycling in a fun way, practise their creativity and proudly take their own little works of art home with them.

By the way: upcycling is often offered at the SELBERMACHEREI. Hop on the newsletter list and don't miss any new dates!

Planning your own Halloween party? Then check out the Halloween invitation cards in the freebies.

What awaits you at the "Halloween for children" workshop:

• Creative upcycling crafts with jars, cans, cardboard rolls and much more.
• Lots of child-friendly craft ideas to marvel at, try out and take home.
• Face painting for the children on request - perfect for Halloween evening.
• Small snacks to keep the energy going.
• Open, relaxed atmosphere - parents are welcome to join in or watch.

Participation & tickets

• Crafting is donation-based - give as much as you think the experience is worth.
• If you want to guarantee yourself a safe crafting space and face painting, book a VIP ticket.
• Soft drinks are available in the studio and sweets are included.
• Bring some Halloween spirit with you - whether it's a costume or a small snack to share. This will turn the crafting into a real mini Halloween party.
• All materials will be provided - you don't need to bring anything.
• Children who are not yet able to make their own crafts should be accompanied by a parent.