Nothing says, "last-minute Halloween craft for preschoolers" quite like these super quick, inexpensive, fun matchbox monster mouth favors. I whipped them up a couple of years ago for kiddo, but now that she's practically grown (in elementary school), her little sister's preschool class can reap the rewards of this old school spooky treat box.
Swing by my Momtastic post to see the entire DIY tutorial.
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Last-Minute Halloween Idea: DIY Monster Mouth Favors Pt II
It's two days until it's time to hit up the neighbors for sacks full of candy. That's right, friends, Halloween is almost here! You know I'm jazzed about that. Even if you haven't crafted a single Halloween project with your kids, it's not too late to get in on in some spooky fun. I made these DIY Monster Mouth Favors for Momtastic, and they're a breeze.
Make them with your kids, or surprise them by slipping one in their lunchbox on Friday. They take 5 mins, I promise! Swing by Momtastic to check out the tutorial. You can also see this bad boy in action on my Instagram feed.
And, I know you're thinking, "Why is this project labeled as Part II?" Well, because you might want to check out the DIY Monster Mouth Favors I whipped up last year.
Make them with your kids, or surprise them by slipping one in their lunchbox on Friday. They take 5 mins, I promise! Swing by Momtastic to check out the tutorial. You can also see this bad boy in action on my Instagram feed.
And, I know you're thinking, "Why is this project labeled as Part II?" Well, because you might want to check out the DIY Monster Mouth Favors I whipped up last year.
Sweet Idea: DIY Monster Mouth Halloween Candy Favors
It's always hard to come up with creative Halloween treats that are school-approved. I designed these DIY Monster Mouth Halloween Candy Favors for kiddo to take to her school party this year. Just peel back the spooky greeting to reveal the kid's name. Cool, right?
They're even big enough to fit wrapped mini chocolate bars. Bam! Take that school rules!
Of course, the tutorial is on Confetti Pop. Check it out!
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