Day 20 of Magic: Fun Apple Stamping Craft

Welcome to Day 20 of our Month of Magic, from Primary.

Today we're sharing a classic autumn craft with a Halloween twist. Inspired by our crafty friends at Made to be a Mama, you can transform leftover apples and oranges into tools for art stamping. With just some paint, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes, they can make pumpkins! Here's how it's done: 

• Step 1: Cut your apple down in half. 
• Step 2: Using a small paintbrush, dab some orange paint on one half of your apple.  Carefully press down on the paper and touch up any unpainted parts with your brush. 
• Step 3: While the paint is drying, cut your brown pipe cleaners into small stem sizes and twist your green pipe cleaners around a pencil to create a curly leaf. 
• Step 4: Glue on your stem and curly leaf and add your googly eyes. 

Then ta-da! The cutest pumpkins are made (click here for the full instructions!). Don't forget to let us know if you try this activity by tagging us on Facebook and Instagram! It's a whole Month of Magic – keep up with all the daily activities here.

P.S. Need costume help? Visit our DIY page for hundreds of costume ideas or contact our concierge for advice. And don't forget to enter our annual Costume Contest for a chance to win a year of Primary! 

P.P.S. Up your Halloween game and wear some magic all month long. Shop limited-edition Halloween PJs and prints here!