Guess what? I have another fun, festive treat for you!
Halloween Chocolate Bowls
I came across these adorable chocolate bowls from Oh Party and
I instantly thought, how cute would they be for Halloween too! So I gave it a go!
You Will Need
small balloons
white, orange and brown candy melts (I used chocolate chips for brown)
wax paper
butter or butter spray
Blow the balloons up to the size you want your bowls. Butter them or spray with butter spray.
Melt the candy melts in 30 second intervals until they are fully melted and thin.
Place some wax paper on a cookie sheet and drop a dab of chocolate on it for the bowl's base.
When the chocolate is cool but still melty, put the balloon in the chocolate.
I tilted the bowl a bit, turning the balloon until it was covered.
Place the balloon on the chocolate base.
Put cookie sheet in the fridge for at least 15 minutes. Melt the brown chocolate.
Using a lollipop stick or chopstick, carefully draw a face on your bowls.
Place the cookie sheet in the freezer this time for at least a half hour.
When you remove it, the balloons will be shriveled.
Gently squeeze the the balloon until it separates from the top of the bowl. Pop the balloon (I just cut off the top.) Gently remove the balloon from the bowl, working it away from the bowl a little at a time. Once removed, fill with whatever treat you choose!
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OH! How cute are these? I definitely want to try this out. The pumpkin would be perfect for a pumpkin carving party I'm throwing next week! Now following through GFC, Facebook, and Twitter. We would love for you guys to stop by Whimsically Homemade!
ReplyDeleteThese would be adorable for a pumpkin carving party! Took a peek at your site, adorable layout! That blood punch looks awesome too! Wish I could bring homemade food to my son's spooky science party at school! That would be perfect!
DeleteThose are so cute! I am going to have to make some!
ReplyDeleteHey Kendall! Let me know how they turn out! Better yet, send pictures!
DeleteThat's so cool! My kids would love it
ReplyDeleteHey Mel! They are one of the few crafts I've done that actually turned out looking like I imagined! Thanks for stopping by! Jumping over to your site now!
DeleteThanks for showing it off on A Crafty Soiree, I've featured your project this week. Come see it when the post is up, at midnight EST on Thursday.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the feature, Katie! I can't wait to see it! In the meantime, I think I will peruse your site a little more!
DeleteI featured these today too! Thank you for linking up to my Halloween Linky!
ReplyDeleteKim
Oh thank you, Kim! running over to see what else was featured!
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