I usually have grand ideas for Halloween treat bags and then time gets away from me and those good ideas get filed away for another year. But this Halloween I vow to help the kids make special treats for their friends.
Vow.
And maybe if I say it here, that'll keep me on the straight and narrow. No turning back once you say it out loud, right? So I did a little research, gathered a few ideas and thought you might enjoy them, too.
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White chocolate ghost suckers from Roots and Wings would be a perfect treat individually wrapped for kids' classrooms. Pretty simple to make and you can find all the instructions on their website.
I sooooo want to make these! That's one creative momma over at Then She Made -- look at this adorable treat box. "I've got my eyes on you!"..... how cute is that? And Amy made it by using a large tater tot box from Sonic as her template.
You can't go wrong with googley eyes when making things for kids!
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Mix, Mingle and Glow has a great tutorial on these Halloween Haystacks, although they look a little more like witches' brooms to me. Super cute and you could make them in small sizes with small paper bags for class treats. The possibilities for fillings are endless.
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Another twist on the Tootsie pop idea -- These vampire lollipops from Kaboose would make my son so happy! I can just see the smile on his face right now as he brings a basket of them to his friends at school. Perfect for boys and easy to make, too.
Or change it up a bit this year and make a pumpkin tootsie pop from Skip to My Lou. A little orange tissue paper, a black marker, some floral tape and a tootsie pop and you have a treat they'll love to make for their friends.
With all of these cute ideas for inspiration maybe we can all make something a little extra special this Halloween for our kids' friends.
3 comments:
OK this is ridiculous - I'm gonna have to stop reading if you keep posting such fab ideas - I'm now thoroughly overwhelmed - not sure I could ever create such wonderful treats... Jane:)
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