Edible crafts are better than plain old boring crafts! We crafted up these delicious treats that require a little art skills to jazz up them up. Get creative and make these yummy cookies and cake pops that are decorated in a spooky and scary way for Halloween.
Follow our instructions for decorating these treats for a haunted look to your Halloween party table. From monsters to mummies to scary Frankenstein, these sweets definitely capture the scary Halloween theme in a fun and unique way to do crafts with the kids. Bake up the cake pops and cookies and gather around the kids to help you decorate and craft up these edible Halloween crafts. Once they're done, you can help them sample all the goodies!
More arts and crafts projects for Halloween:
If you've got some leftover pumpkin around the house, there's a few fun ways you can use them in your Halloween crafts. Just about everything under the sun... or a Halloween moon has been done to a pumpkin. Here's a few craft ideas you can do.
Supplies
Pumpkin
Metal Studs
Tracing Studs
Directions
Here's how to add pizzazz to your pumpkins:
Studded Pumpkins
Draw a simple Halloween image, like a bat or Jack-O-Lantern face, on a pumpkin and push in metal studs along the image lines.
You'll find a colorful assortment of studs at most craft stores and make sure to get "nailhead studs" with the prongs on the back.
Pumpkin Polka Dots
Use a paint dauber to easily dab colorful polka dots on to a pumpkin.
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