Milk carton skeleton

I saw a skeleton made of milk jugs on Pinterest and thought my boys would love making it. Good thing we drink a lot of milk because it took about five jugs. The boys couldn't be that much help since I had to cut most of it with sharp scissors or a matte knife and then hot glue them together. They were most excited that I traced Jimmy's feet and Gus' hands for the skeleton. I also let them draw some of the lines and help tie it all together, but mostly, the just loved watching me do it. As a…

A couple years ago, I made a milk jug skeleton for the kids for a Halloween decoration. There are a bunch of versions online and on Pinterest — here is one that is pretty good. It took about an hour and a half to make, and the kids loved it. I don’t know if I […]

Milk jug skeletons... A perfect blend of crafty fun and recycling! Jiggly joy for all ages! Halloween decorating at it's thriftiest! Al...

Years ago before the my two oldest kids were small, someone shared an ingenious pattern of making a skeleton out of 4 litre milk jugs and we spent a Saturday building it for halloween. We still pull that skeleton out every year and he still looks great. Recently, someone mentioned that they were looking for that pattern, so I dug it out again and my two youngest are now saying

This DIY Milk Jug Skeleton is a perfect Halloween skeleton craft for any home! It can be displayed inside or outside and is super quick to make!

Meet Little Jack, our new house guest! Made from just a few milk jugs, paint, felt, glue and some string. I've seen many variations...

Years ago I created one of these Milk Jug Skeletons for Halloween. Just recently I was cleaning out my craft room and came across the directions again and thought I would share for those who have never seen it before. My Milk Jug Skeleton I think got lost in one of my many moves years

Jul 12, 2014 - I saw a skeleton made of milk jugs on Pinterest and thought my boys would love making it. Good thing we drink a lot of milk because i...