This DIY Halloween photo booth frame can be put out on your front porch for trick-or-treaters or added to a party photo booth for kids.
Halloween photo booth frame
I whipped this up in a couple of hours today for a BooFest with friends that we attended this afternoon.
Supplies
- Tri-fold display board – the larger the better
- Paint
- Paint brushes
- Box cutter
Tip: You can purchase the tri-fold display board from Michael’s craft store for $4.99. It’s the perfect height for a toddler party. Don’t forget your 40% off coupon to make it even cheaper.
Instructions
Paint a Halloween scene (that wouldn’t be scary for little ones). Set it aside to dry.
Cut out holes for faces to poke through using a box cutter.
Tip – Poke 2 holes at either end of the middle section at the top, and use string to hang it from the eaves or a tree branch. It will stop it from toppling over if little ones push on it from behind. Alternatively, use a heavy board, cut 4 rectangles, and then a slit in the center of each. Put these underneath the frame to create a base. You will need 2 in the front and one on each side.
Here are a couple of photographs taken at the BooFest.
Our Halloween photo booth frame is now by our front door for the neighborhood kids and trick or treaters to enjoy.
Are you looking for more fun Halloween crafts to make this year? Take a look at these:
- We have a round-up of cardboard box costumes you can make this year
- Last-minute Halloween crafts that kids will love
- Make these monster crafts with the kids too.
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Well aren’t you a crafty young lady? Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what a seriously great idea!! wish i had found your blog before my daughters first birthday, but i have lots of time to plan for her second! i will be subscribing to your feed for sure!
How? How do you come up w/ these brilliant ideas so nonchalantly? Need to hang out w/ you so you can rub off on me.