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How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box

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October 16, 2016 By Laura

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How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box – an easy DIY! You can make these adorable yarn monsters in about an hour. Great kids craft too! 

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box - an easy DIY!

This is my 3rd year participating in the annual Popcorn Box Party!

If you’ve never thought much about popcorn boxes, this blog hop will totally change that!

Each year a large group of crafters come up with the most fun, most unique ideas for creatively using a basic popcorn box!

Last year I made this Popcorn Box Candy Corn Doll:

Candy Corn Doll 2015

Two years ago I made this Friendly Popcorn Box Monster:


Friendly Popcorn Box Monster

This year, I made a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box!

Popcorn Box Party 2016!

Each year, the Popcorn Box Party is put together by my good friend Laura Kelly. Once everyone participating has signed up — which happens quickly as this is a popular annual event — Laura sends out a fun package of crafting supplies, including a popcorn box from World Market.

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box - an easy DIY!

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box

Supplies: (includes affiliate links — click here for details)

  • Popcorn box (World Market)
  • Yarn
  • Scrapbook paper (Laura Kelly for AdornIt)
  • 1-inch hole paper punch
  • Scissors
  • Glue Dots
  • Orange pom pom trim (Expo International)
  • Googly eyes

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box

Step One: Starting near the bottom of the popcorn box, attach Glue Dots around the entire box. I started about one inch from the bottom.

Step Two: Cut yarn double the length you need, bend in half to make two equal pieces, then simply attach the yarn at the “bended” end to a Glue Dot.

Step Three: Repeat the steps working your way up the popcorn box, using shorter pieces around the top of the box.

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box

Step Four: Use a 1″ hole punch to cut out two scrapbook paper circles, and attach a googly eye to each one. (If the googly eyes you use aren’t adhesive backed, just use a Glue Dot.)

Step Five: Attach the eyes to the front of your yarn monster with more Glue Dots, because every Yarn Monster Popcorn Box needs at least two eyes…or maybe more!

Step Six: Tie the decorative trim into a simple half-bow, then attach to the head with — you guessed it — Glue Dots.

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box

I also decorated a pumpkin die cut that Laura included in our box of goodies:  a piece of twine, some scrabble tiles and glitter spider attached with Glue Dots, and that’s it!

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box

What do you think? I really like my yarn monster! She’s cute!

How to Make a Yarn Monster Popcorn Box - an easy DIY!

What can YOU make with a Popcorn Box?

Here’s what my crafty friends made! Click on each link to visit their blogs to see more!

An InLinkz Link-up


Thanks to the many awesome sponsors for this year’s Popcorn Box Party: World Market, Kunin Group Felt, Adorn It, Sizzix and Udderly Smooth!

Happy crafting!

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Filed Under: Crafts & DIY, Fall Crafts Tagged With: Craft blogs, Craft Tutorials, Creative Bloggers, DIY, Fall, Glue Dots, Halloween, Halloween crafts, Halloween decorations, Holiday Crafts, Laura Kelly, popcorn box crafts, popcorn box monster, pretty Halloween decorations, World Market, yarn monster

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  1. Kelly of Simply Kelly Designs

    October 17, 2016 at 8:47 am

    This is completely adorable Laura! You always blow me away with your creativity.

  2. Steph @ Crafting in the Rain

    October 17, 2016 at 10:09 am

    So much personality – I love it!

  3. Morena

    October 17, 2016 at 10:35 pm

    SUper cute!!

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