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I've mentioned before that I haven't really ever been totally into Halloween in years past, but this year, for some reason, I am getting into it a little more. It is weird, because I don't have any kids home anymore to dress up, but, Maddy and I have been thinking that at our Church's Trunk or Treat party this year, it might be fun to set up a table outside of our car's trunk and have spooky treats to hand out. I think that making the kids happy with something extra is what has me excited. Today we practiced setting up our idea of what we might like to do, along with the labels that I made.
These labels would work well for any Halloween event that you might be hosting, so I thought I would share them with you today for Fun Friday! It isn't too early to start planning for the Halloween party you might be hosting. Some people make Halloween night a block party where neighbors get together with fire pits in the front yard and hand out their treats from tables in the front yard. These free printables will work in any situation to add just a little more fun to the event.
These labels would work well for any Halloween event that you might be hosting, so I thought I would share them with you today for Fun Friday! It isn't too early to start planning for the Halloween party you might be hosting. Some people make Halloween night a block party where neighbors get together with fire pits in the front yard and hand out their treats from tables in the front yard. These free printables will work in any situation to add just a little more fun to the event.
I made the background of these labels white so that you can print them on whatever color paper you would like. I used a cream colored card stock to add more of an aged look.
Here are some of the ways we used the labels:
- Eye or newt on mini M & M packages. Any round candy would be perfect.
- Shrunken Pumpkin Heads; Obviously mini pumpkin candies
- Witch's Fingers; I found this candy at Target! You will have to find these in the store, but they also have a tone of other varieties that you can buy online. If you want to make Witch Fingers, you could make dipped pretzels and call them that.
- Spider Eyeballs; I gave you the directions for the spider candy dish on this post. I used Hershey Kisses that are special only at Target that are perfect for this label.
- Vampire Fangs; I found gummy fangs at Target. They are also in store.
- Owl Pellets; I filled my owl jar with Candy Corn, or Autumn Mix.
- Bat Wings; We didn't have enough to put this together today, but we are going to use Air Heads for this label!
- Witch's Brew; We had a bowl of assorted mini candy bars for this label. But, this would also work well with punch or on juice boxes or bottles.
- Zombie Brains; We used candies peanuts, but you need to beware of food allergies. Chocolate covered raisins could be a good alternative.
Printing the labels is easy. Just print it on 8.5 x 11 inch paper or card stock. Do not click fit to page, or unclick it if necessary. Be sure you set the paper to print landscape and then print!
If you think of other ideas for treats to fit these labels, please share them and help to get everyone's imaginations flowing!
We used containers we had around the house, including mason jars and other candy dishes. The spider bowl and the colored jar came from Dollar Tree, where there are a myriad of choices for inexpensive treat holders! We used jute and burlap, (also from Dollar Tree), to tie everything together and to give an old, conjurers feel to the display. Some black roses and a giant spider help with the nuance. When we set up the real table we will have spooky lights as well, because of course, this won't be on our kitchen table, but out in a dark, spooky parking lot instead!
We used containers we had around the house, including mason jars and other candy dishes. The spider bowl and the colored jar came from Dollar Tree, where there are a myriad of choices for inexpensive treat holders! We used jute and burlap, (also from Dollar Tree), to tie everything together and to give an old, conjurers feel to the display. Some black roses and a giant spider help with the nuance. When we set up the real table we will have spooky lights as well, because of course, this won't be on our kitchen table, but out in a dark, spooky parking lot instead!
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Whelp! Now we have to keep from eating all of this candy until Halloween! Wish us luck!
Have a great weekend!
Have a great weekend!
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