Sunday, October 20, 2013

Witches Broom Lollipops



I learned a few years ago it was MUCH cheaper to make a fun treat for my daughter to pass out at school vs buying gift bags and filling them with candy and/or treats.  So for the last couple of years we have been making our own like these fun Ghosts Lollipops or these Spiderweb Bags.

Since my daughter likes to do something different each year, this we we made witches brooms out of lollipops.  I got the idea from Paper, Scissors and SuperHeros.  She used tissue paper, a different string, and different printable.  But it is pretty much the same idea.  I just had to change it up so a First Grader could do it. And she did, I helped a little with ting the raffia on but she was able to do the rest.

Now we just have to wait for the class party for her to pass them all out!

Supplies
Lollipop
Brown or Black Sharpie
Brown Coffee Filter
Raffia
Hole Punch
Happy Halloween Printable

Directions
 Color the stick of your lollipop with your sharpie
 Cut out your printable Halloween Tags
 Fold your coffee filter in half
 Then wrap it around your lollipop
 
Tie the coffee filter to the lollipop using a piece of raffia
 Punch a hole in your tag and tie it on with the raffia
Now just pass out your Witchy treats!

22 comments:

  1. What a fun & creative idea! Good job mom!! ~ Ashlee @ thecrunchymoose.blogspot.com

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    1. Thanks, they really did turn out cute and my daughter can't wait to give them to all her friends!

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  2. Definitely cheaper to make things for the class - and the kids seem to like making things better too. These are adorable!

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    1. I know, my daughter always love to make something to give her friends vs buying something.

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  3. What a great but simple idea. That is really clever.

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  4. These are so cute! I may make these treats for my son and his friends.

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    1. Thanks! And if you do let us know how they turned out!

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  5. So adorable, and I love the concept of kids helping you create something cute. Pinning to Pinterest for my girls to make when they're big enough!

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    1. My girls help with everything, sometimes it makes things take a lot longer to do but they enjoy it and always feel proud when we are done!

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  6. That's adorable! Thanks for the comment on my 10 minute, No Sew Bat Wings. I like your blog too! I just followed it on Blog Lovin, FB and Pinterest! :o) Great site. Charlie @http://pickledokra.blogspot.com/p/link-parties.html

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    1. Thanks so much for following! I am following you too! And your bat wings are awesome!

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  7. What a fun craft!
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    1. Thanks so much for the invite, I checked it out and signed up!

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  8. What a darling idea. I so need to get my grandkids and nieces and nephew over here to make some fun crafts. Thanks for sharing. Stopping by from the Blog Strut. <3 Kim

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    1. Thanks so much for stopping by! And my mom just loves to cook and make stuff with the girls too!

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  9. How adorbs!!! Linking up from the #LOBS!

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  10. Stopping by to let you know I featured you today in my Spooktacular Linky Features! Have a great weekend!
    Kim

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    1. Thanks so much for featuring it! You have a great weekend too!

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  11. I think these are so cute. Thanks for sharing on the weekend re-Treat link party.

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