15 Spooky Halloween Sweets!

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Peanut Butter Ball Pumpkins and Cats @ The Monday Box

How adorable are these peanut butter balls? Your kids will love making these cute cats and pumpkins!

Zombie Brain Brownie Bites @ Sugar Hero

What’s spookier than zombie brains? The perfect dessert for Halloween night.

Halloween Whoopie Pies @ Delicious Little Bites

Whoopie pies are one of our favorite desserts and this one is so festive with an orange filling.

Bat Sugar Cookies @ A Magical Mess

Cutting out sugar cookies is so fun. Make some bats to share.

Monster Eye Balls Rice Krispie Bites @ Two Sisters

Turn rice krispie treats into giant eyeballs with this fun and quick idea!

Halloween Graveyard Brownies @ Tastes Better From Scratch

Transform brownie pieces into graveyard plots by adding cookies and pumpkins!

How to Make Poison Apples @ Wanna Bite

I love the color of these candied apples. Such a spooky dessert to make!

Blood Spatter Oreo Cookies @ Cutefetti

Add some red frosting to oreos for a quick spooky treat!

Halloween Giant Edible Cow Eyeball Recipe @ Squirrels of a Feather

This might be the spookiest treat of all. I want to bite in and see what’s inside!

Bewitched M&M Cookies @ Two Sisters

The classic cookie! You can add different color M & M’s for Halloween!

Halloween Chocolate Bark @ Life Tastes Good

Chocolate bark is so easy to make and adding the candy eyeballs let’s your kids make faces!

Bloody Band-Aids @ Slap Dash Mom

Add some fake bood and these sweet wafer cookies turn into bloody band-aids!

Candy Corn Jello @ Cincy Shopper

Candy corn jello is such a fun dessert idea. I am going to make some to go with our Halloween chili!

Easy Halloween Cookies @ Family Fresh Meals

Another great idea to use with wafer cookies. Kids of any age will love dipping them in chocolate and adding faces or sprinkles!

Cauldron Cupcakes @ A Pumpkin & A Princess

These little cauldrons are the perfect cupcake containers! You can buy them by the dozen from amazon!

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Here are some more spooky Halloween sweets!

Butterfinger Skull Skeleton Cookies & Cookie Cups

You can buy butterfinger skulls and cut out gingerbread men shaped cookies and turn them into skeletons!

Make Peanuts Pumpkin Patch Candy Bark

Turn Halloween candy into spooky pumpkin patch candy bark!

Show me some of your favorite Halloween sweets!

Share them with us!

xoxo

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I used a mix of pumpkins, plants, decor, bats I cut out using my Cricut Explore, and more!

I hung this harvest planter. I found kale at the local home improvement store — after some searching — and just grabbed the mini pumpkins from the grocery store. Plus, you can eat the kale!

I added lights and a wreath to the window:

I love the funereal wreath — it’s held up with a Clear Window Hook, and the orange lights are held fast with Command Outdoor Light Clips.

(You can easily make a similarly spooky wreath — just find one of your “expired” wreaths and spray paint it black — there’s no “right” way to do it as long as you’re happy with how it looks!) I also made the 3 and 1 pillows and have a tutorial if you want to make some for your home – Pottery Barn-inspired Number Pillows.

I thought adding the pumpkins to the planter area was fun. Kind of like creating a pumpkin patch right outside my front door!

I used fishing line and a modified bat outline I cut from cardstock with my Cricut Explore! I stretched the bat image to look more like a bat in flight and make it look even spookier. If you don’t have a craft cutting machine, I saw foam bats shapes at The Dollar Tree store this year. How easy is that??? I folded the bats in half and used glue dots to attach them to the outside of my house. I used a hold punch on either the top or bottom of the bats and attached them to the ceiling of my porch using small Command Strips .

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(I just love the 3-D effect of those bats!) For more on the pumpkin topiary project, visit my post .

Do YOU love to decorate for Halloween?? 

Share YOUR tips and links to pictures in the comments. I would love to see what YOU have made! 

xoxo

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