Creative food craft ideas
A snowman gets you through the whole winter season. You and the kids can make these for the holidays or even on a dreary day in January. If you have a Frozen fan, you can make these for your Frozen party. Meaghan Mountford at The Decorated Cookie shares how to make this easy pop.
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There is nothing like spending time with the family decorating a gingerbread house. If you have a holiday party with kids, I recommend using graham crackers
, since some kids don’t like the taste of gingerbread. Stephanie Lynn shares all the items you need to pull off this event.
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The title of this post could have been much, much longer given how many wonderful things are packed in this DIY project from Paper Plate and Plane. It’s an Advent calendar, it’s stackable, it’s Lego-inspired, and it’s treat boxes. And look, when it’s all put together it’s a Christmas tree. Pretty dang clever. Find the how-tos HERE at Paper Plate … Read More ...
A roundup of yummy Christmas goodies from our sister site, CraftBits. Click the links for the instructions to make all these candy-filled lolly trees.
1. Find the Cadbury wrapped chocolate tree HERE.
2. Find the topiary HERE.
3. Find the tinsel tree HERE.
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While your busy cooking the Thanksgiving dinner, you can let the kids create their own turkey treat. A fun project for the older kids to be in charge of. Val at Val Event Gal shares how to create this easy treat that everyone will enjoy. A great idea to do the night before too.
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Here is a neat idea for leftover Halloween candy or other holiday candies. Turn them into rolls for a sweet treat at breakfast or after school snack. Meg at Meg’s Everyday Indulgence shares how to make these sweet rolls and topped with peanut butter and cream cheese frosting. Oh what a sugar rush!
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Here is an easy last minute Halloween treat that you can make with the kids to get ready for the big day. These are cute treats that you can even give as gifts to families you know really well. Lori at Peonies and Pears shares how to create this treat.
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Hosting a Halloween party this weekend? Here is a cake that is double the dessert. Cake is great, but it is even better when it has a surprise inside. Aimee at Like Mother, Like Daughter shares how to take a regular cake to the next level. This one is for Halloween, but you could create it for Thanksgiving and Christmas … Read More ...
It’s a long weekend for us and time to start decorating for Halloween. It isn’t my favorite holiday, but we have a lot of little kids in our neighborhood. Halloween is also the beginning of the baking season to make things with the kids in the kitchen. Autumn at It’s Always Autumn shares 20 different recipes.
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Chex party mix is a favorite treat. Well at least one of my favorite treats. It is a snack that many people serve at their holiday gatherings. Holly at Holly’s Cheat Day shares how to enjoy this for Halloween. A new snack to enjoy at your Halloween gatherings or to give out if you “boo” your neighbors.
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Chocolate covered pretzels are a great holiday treat that you and the kids can make together. These chocolate covered pretzels are perfect for Halloween. You can make them for snacks for a Halloween party. Jessica at Butter with a Side of Bread shares three different ways to make these treats. There is also a video.
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Here is a creepy Halloween treat that you can make with the leftover candy or create with the kids before. A fun treat that party goers can make during the party and take home with them after. Amy Locurta shares how to create this fun and creepy treat.
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Scrolling through the kajillion ideas at Martha Stewart’s Halloween Central, these invisible lollies popped right at me. Find the how-tos HERE. You can get creative with the floating candies.
Hosting a Halloween Party? Check out these Halloween Party Decorations
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This idea is perfect for leftover Halloween candy, but also to get you into the Halloween mood. A fun treat to make with the kids at a Halloween party or for the family to enjoy while watching Halloween movies. Jen from Baked by an Introvert shares how to make this easy treat. You could even surprise your neighbors with this … Read More ...
A fun treat for kids of all ages. Even better, there is no right or wrong on how these monsters should look. Monsters aren’t perfect, which is great about these treats. Emilie from Finding Zest shares how to make these easy treats. These could even be made into a takeaway treat at the end of the party.
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