Are you looking for a fun way to wrap Halloween in a little extra spook and charm?
Mummy-themed projects strike the perfect balance between creepy and cute, making them a hit for kids, adults, and party guests alike.
With just a few simple supplies like gauze, googly eyes, or even recycled items, you can transform everyday objects into adorable little monsters.
Get inspired with these 20 cute and creepy mummy projects that will make your Halloween unforgettable.
#1. Mummy Treat Bag with Spooky Eyes
How about turning an ordinary bag into a spooky-cool Halloween accessory by transforming it into a mummy treat bag?
This design uses layered strips with darkened edges to mimic aged bandages, paired with bulging eyeballs peeking through for that eerie effect.
It’s lightweight, reusable, and perfect for carrying candy or handing out small party favors.
#2. Mummy Wrapped Tree
Imagine stepping outside and seeing one of your trees staring back at you with giant googly eyes.
Wrapping a tree like a mummy is such an easy way to transform your yard into a Halloween wonderland.
The fabric strips give it that classic mummy vibe while the twinkling string lights make it glow after dark.
#3. Glowing Mummy Candle Jars
These glowing mummy jars are proof that Halloween magic doesn’t have to be complicated.
All it takes is a few recycled jars, some gauze, and a pair of googly eyes to turn ordinary glass into little characters that light up the night.
Once you drop a candle inside, they give off a soft, flickering glow that feels both spooky and cozy at the same time.
#4. Wooden Block Mummies
If you want Halloween decorations that feel both spooky and homey, wooden block mummies are the way to go.
Using scrap wood as the base, you can easily transform plain planks into little characters with personality.
Wrapped in strips of fabric and finished with oversized cartoon eyes, they instantly grab attention.
Also, the aged, rustic look blends perfectly with farmhouse or vintage-style fall decor, making these mummies a fun DIY that feels charming rather than frightening.
#5. Mummy Juice Box Drinks
Your Halloween party drinks don’t have to be boring, juice boxes can get dressed up for the occasion too!
With a few strips of white tape or gauze and a pair of googly eyes, these everyday cartons transform into little mummies ready to haunt the snack table.
Plus, it’s a low-cost way to make your table spread look instantly festive. These tiny mummies will definitely steal the show before anyone even takes a sip.
#6. Mummy Bottle Decorations
If you’ve got some empty bottles lying around, you can transform them into quirky mummy decorations in just a few minutes.
Wrapped in gauze and topped with wide, googly eyes, they’ll instantly bring Halloween charm to your table or windowsill.
Bonus, add little plastic spiders for a creepy twist, and you’ve got yourself a centerpiece that’s equal parts spooky and playful.
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#7. Painted Mummy Rocks
Why not turn ordinary stones into spooky little mummies with just a bit of paint?
These rocks, with their peeking yellow eyes and wrapped bandage designs, make a fun Halloween activity for both kids and adults.
You can display them on your porch, tuck them into your garden, or even hand them out as non-candy treats for trick-or-treaters.
See also: 23 Creepy and Fun Halloween Painted Rock Ideas to Haunt Your Creativity
#8. Toilet Paper Holder Mummy
Halloween doesn’t have to stop at your living room, you can bring the spirit right into your bathroom too.
This little mummy, complete with a pumpkin bucket, doubles as a quirky toilet paper holder.
Guests will laugh when they see it waiting by the sink, looking like it’s ready to offer a roll to anyone in need.
#9. Mummy Door Makeover
Your front door can become the star of your Halloween décor with this mummy makeover.
By wrapping it in white streamers or gauze, you create the illusion of an ancient mummy guarding your home.
Add a pair of oversized eyes and maybe a few paper bats for extra effect, and suddenly your door is a playful blend of creepy and cute.
#10. Paper Plate Yarn Mummy
If you’re looking for a craft that keeps little hands busy, this paper plate yarn mummy is a winner.
Kids love threading the yarn back and forth, watching their mummy wrap come to life with each pass.
The end result is a cheerful (or spooky, if you’d like) face peeking out from the bandages. It’s simple, inexpensive, and a perfect classroom or rainy-day activity.
#11. Banana Mummy Snacks
Who knew bananas could look this adorable? By wrapping them in gauze and adding googly eyes, you’ll have a spooky snack tray that kids and adults can’t resist.
These mummy bananas are not just cute, they’re also a healthier Halloween treat option.
Imagine the giggles when little ones pick one up and feel like they’re unwrapping a mummy treasure before taking a bite. It’s a simple yet creative way to make fruit feel festive.
#12. Toilet Paper Roll Mummies
Sometimes the best Halloween crafts come from the most unexpected places like your empty toilet paper rolls.
With just a bit of string or yarn and a pair of googly eyes, you can transform plain cardboard tubes into adorable little mummies.
Of course, you can line them up on a shelf, tuck them into party favor bags, or even turn them into pencil holders for a festive desk decoration.
#13. Paper Strip Mummy Craft
If you’re searching for a quick Halloween craft that keeps little hands busy, this paper mummy activity is the answer.
Kids can cut out strips of white paper and glue them across a black silhouette to create their own wrapped-up mummy.
Additionally, add googly eyes for that playful, peeking look, and suddenly you’ve got a spooky masterpiece.
#14. DIY Mummy Costume
Few Halloween looks are as instantly recognizable as the mummy. The beauty of this costume is how simple and flexible it can be, you can make it spooky, silly, or somewhere in between.
By wrapping strips of fabric around a base layer of black clothing, you create a timeless outfit that works for kids and adults alike.
It’s also budget-friendly since you can use old sheets or inexpensive muslin.
#15. Crochet Mummy Plushies
These crochet mummy plushies are proof that Halloween doesn’t always have to be spooky, it can be cuddly too.
With their big button eyes and soft wrapped look, they’re more cute than creepy.
You can tuck them into a Halloween display, gift them to a child, or keep them as a handmade keepsake that makes you smile every time you see them.
They’re also a fantastic way to use up leftover yarn while creating something that feels personal and full of charm.
#16. Mummy Brownies
If you’re looking for a treat that’s both delicious and festive, mummy brownies are your go-to. They’re rich, fudgy brownies topped with playful icing bandages and candy eyes.
These little mummies look like they walked right out of a haunted kitchen but taste every bit as indulgent as a classic brownie.
Kids will be fascinated by their goofy faces, while adults won’t be able to resist the chocolatey bite. You can serve them on a dark platter for maximum Halloween flair.
#17. Mummy Handprint Card
If you’re looking for a quick Halloween craft that your kids will absolutely love, this mummy handprint card is perfect. It’s personal, silly, and makes a great keepsake for grandparents or friends.
Using your child’s handprint as the base, you’ll “wrap” it in paper strips to look like a tiny mummy, complete with googly eyes and a goofy smile.
It’s a mix of creepy and cute that’s just right for Halloween. Plus, it’s a great way to sneak in some family crafting time.
#18. Fluffy Mummy Wall Hanging
If you’ve ever wanted Halloween decor that’s more sweet than scary, this fluffy mummy is your answer.
With its soft texture and peek-a-boo eyes, it’s the kind of decoration that makes kids giggle instead of jump
This project is quick, affordable, and has just the right mix of cozy and creepy.
#19. DIY Mummy Candy Bucket
You can also make your candy station unforgettable with this adorable mummy bucket.
Wrapped in fabric to look like spooky bandages, it peeks out with goofy googly eyes that will delight kids and guests alike.
Filled with colorful candy, this bucket becomes both a party decoration and a handy treat holder. The bow on top adds a festive finishing touch, giving this mummy a dash of personality.
#20. Twig Mummies
If you want a Halloween craft that’s both budget-friendly and adorable, twig mummies are the answer.
All you need are sticks from your yard, a bit of white paper or gauze, and googly eyes.
Wrap the twigs until they look like tiny mummies, and suddenly you’ve got a whole spooky family ready to sit on your mantel or haunt your Halloween table.
