Okay, how about a quick Halloween treat today? I made these this past weekend to give to my kids. They were so easy and quick to make that they would be perfect as a treat for a child's class, too. I cut some white and black scalloped circles to fit the top of the small 2.5 ounce tins using nestability dies. (It could easily be done with punches, too.) I stamped the white circles using stamps from Spooky Sweets and Spooky Sweets II. Then, I added the white circles to the black circles and adhered them to the top of my tins. I added a little ribbon around the bottom (from my stash - I have no idea who made it). I filled the tins with candy corn and they were done. These seriously only took a few minutes to make.Sorry I posted these Halloween ideas so late. Seriously, I don't know where the month went! Hopefully, some of you will be able to try one of these ideas or they could inspire you to create something of your own. Have a great day!
Recipe
Tools: circle nestability dies
These are so cute. I love the look of those candies - but no one I know actually eats them, makes me jealous when I see all these cute projects with them!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I just picked up some cute $1.00 candles at Target, that I am going to alter. I love your Halloween ideas.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! And don't apologize about being late, we could do the same thing with a Christmas theme!
ReplyDeleteO man o man, I almost completely forgot to make a special little goodies for my own children. Thanks for the reminder. BTW, these look amazing.
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Good idea! I'm going to keep that in mind for next year.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween Niki!
The ribbon is Hobby Lobby.
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