Give your party a Spooky theme with your own designs of bunting! Let the kid’s imagination run wild with pictures of ghosts, pumpkins and spiders! There is a great free bunting template which you can download here. Grab your paints, crayons, pens and crafting materials and get busy! Once the designs are complete simple cut the flags and attach together with ribbon or string!
This one will have to be done in advance.
Grab some old newspaper, PVA glue, some balloons and some paint and create your own party mask from Papier-mache!!
There are some great Halloween paper party hat templates here
Think spider web buns, zombie finger hot dogs and ghost-shaped biscuits! The Mini-Mumblers love decorating buns for Halloween last year!
Bleeding Halloween Toffe Apples This ghoulish goodie gets its colouring from red and black food colouring to give it a ‘bleeding’ outside
Frozen Chocolate Boo-nana Ghost Pops Put a spooky touch on the classic frozen chocolate “boo-nana” by giving them a ghostly makeover.
Mummy Hot Dogs Give your hot dogs or sausage rolls a spooktacular twist. A spider web of mustard and ketchup makes for one spooky sauce!
Strawberry Ghosts Dip some strawberries in white chocolate, then give them chocolate chip eyes and a mouth for these cute and tasty snacks.
Rice Krispie Bun Eyeballs Simply mould your Rice Krispie buns into a ball shape and cut out a spooky eye shape from ready rolled icing.
We all know how kids love to dress up at any occasion but at Halloween, it is a must. Grab costumes and the face paints and create some spooky kids!
Hide some spooky props around the house to find…. or if you’re not heading outside, hide Trick or Treat sweets around the House and garden for your children to find!
This ghost pinata is a perfect size—not too big, not too small, and you can adjust the size based on how big you blow your balloon. Paper mache piñatas are the most traditional (and the messiest) but make for a great pre-party craft activity.
Paper mache is pretty easy plus, you probably already have most of the supplies! A paper mache piñata can be completed in five easy steps.
Step 1 – Mix one part water with one part flour to create a paste.
Step 2 – Blow up a balloon and cut newspaper into strips.
Step 3 – Dip a newspaper strip into paste, squeezing off excess paste. Apply to balloon.
Step 4 – Repeat Step 3, layering newspaper on until the balloon is covered three to four layers deep. Leave an opening at the top for candy.
Step 5 – Let dry for at least 24 hours. Then pop the balloon and decorate! Use white crepe paper to cover the balloon and leave ends trailing off to create the ghost look. Add googly eyes and a spooky mouth and fill with treats!
Put a spin on the traditional party games with these 5 fun ideas!
Take some of the above ideas and enjoy a
