Make Your Own Halloween Peep Favors
Welcome back to the May Arts Blog! Fall is upon us and that means it’s time for fun treats. I have an idea that would be perfect for a teacher gift, party table centerpieces or just as a festive (and yummy) decorative accent. The best part is that it takes very little time and money to make a big impact.
Ghost Peeps on a stick!
Instructions:
- Run a line of Scor-Tape around about 1 inch from the lip of the metal tin. Run another strip around the base.
- Cut the Webbed Weave ribbon two times the diameter of your tin. Use needle and thread to run a gather stitch along the center of the ribbon. Gather to fit the tin, and then knot the thread. Attach the ribbon to the tin. Run another strip of Scor-Tape along the gather.
- Cut the Mini Pom-Pom ribbon to fit around the center of the Webbed Weave and around the base of the tin. Attach to the Scor-Tape.
- Cut a piece of Styrofoam to fill about ½ of the tin. Hot Glue into place.
- Die cut the little stamp. Stamp. Tie onto tin with Burlap String.
- Cut wooden skewers to the desired length. Skewer the Peeps. Cover with lollipop bags. Tie with May Arts Ribbons.
- Fill the tin with a length of Webbed Weave. Insert Peeps.
I found the little wooden coffin in the $1 spot at my local crafts store.
I gave it a coat of Gesso, and then a couple of coats of black acrylic paint. May Arts sparkly Metallic Velvet was applied with Scor-Tape then some playful little May Arts Satin Cutout Ghosts were attached with glue dots to guard the cache of candy corn hidden inside.
I had a few extra satin ghosts so they were dispatched to add some spooky fun on a card.
Thanks so much for joining us on the May Arts Blog! Be sure to check back daily for more ribbon inspiration.
Blog post by: Charlene Driggs
May Arts Ribbon Used:
Other Supplies Used:
- Ghost Peeps (9 to a package)
- Wooden skewers (cut to varying heights)
- Metal tin (discount store $1 spot)
- Lollipop bags
- Small tag/rubber stamp
- Needle/thread
- Styrofoam
- Hot Glue
- Scor-Tape – ¼”
Card Supplies:
May Arts Ribbon Used:
Other Supplies Used:
- Paper: Theresa Collins; Die Cuts: Papertrey Ink