You've Been BOO'd Kit & Printable

Each year we like to get things started in our neighborhood by BOO’ing a few of our neighbors. I love when a week later there are You’ve Been Boo’d signs in the windows of each house on our street. When Collective Bias Inc. and it’s advertiser offered to sponsor the fun I jumped right in! This post may contain affiliate links. I receive a small commission when purchases are made through these.

Typically I’m the one in our neighborhood that jumps into Halloween in September. I get out all of my decorations Labor Day weekend and have to exercise great will power to wait to decorate my porch until the beginning of October. One of my favorite parts of the Halloween fun is BOO’ing my neighbors.

I found the cutest Halloween cans of Sunkist® and A&W that got my creative wheels turning. I thought they’d make really cute monsters to use in my BOO kit this year.

Here are the BOO kit supplies you’ll need:

Craft Pom Poms in assorted colors
Googly Eyes in assorted sizes and colors
Pipe Cleaners in assorted colors
A&W 8 oz 6 pack
Sunkist® 8 oz 6 pack
Candy

Soda Can Monsters:

These were really fun to make, and really simple. I started by heating my glue gun and setting out my supplies.

I knew that I would be wrapping a pipe cleaner around the top rim, so I started by attaching the accent pieces to the one being wrapped around the top of the can.

As you can see in the photo below, I curled several pipe cleaners around a pencil and then wrapped the end of each around the pipe cleaner that would attach them to the soda can.

Once I wrapped the pipe cleaner around the rim of the soda can I just twisted it in the back. Then I added pom poms and wiggly eyes with hot glue to each one. For the feet I glued three TWIX® candy bars to the base. Cute right?!

I followed the same basic steps to create this one. I attached spiraled pipe cleaners to the base pipe cleaner and then wrapped it around the rim of the soda can. Then I added pom poms and wiggly eyes. On this one however, I added LIFESAVERS® to the arms and STARBURST® feet. Yum!

For the A&W soda can I followed the same basic steps. On this one I used orange pipe cleaners to attach to the base going down as the feet curling at the bottom. I used a dot of glue to adhere them to the can.