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October 21, 2011 ·

Halloween Treat Cones

Autumn· Crafts· DIY· Halloween· How to· Treat Cones

Halloween Treat Cones are a fun way to hand out sweets to all the little ghosts and goblins!

They are so simple to make!

Halloween Treat Cones

Start with a selection of 12 x 12” scrapbook paper.

Halloween Scrapbook Paper

All you will need is scrapbook paper, a pen, scissors, clear tape, glue, and some ribbon.

supplies needed

On a large sheet of cardstock or plain paper, draw a large circle and divide it into thirds.

I used the lid of a pot to trace around. A dinner plate would work also.

draw cone template

Next, cut out the circle and along the lines marking the thirds. You only need to use one of the pie shapes as a template for the cones. Trace the cone template onto a piece of scrapbook paper. You should be able to get 3 or 4 pie shapes from one piece of paper.

Trace cone template onto paper

Cut out all your pie shapes.

Cone template cutouts

Now roll your pie shapes into cones and secure with tape.

I left a small opening at the bottom of each treat cone.

roll into cone shape

This part is optional but it really dresses up the Halloween Treat Cones nicely. Run a bead of tacky glue around the top of the cone and press ribbon onto the glue. Feel free to use any type of ribbon you trim you desire! Get creative!

Embelish with ribbon

Stuff the cones with any type of treat, candy, or small prizes. You can display the Halloween Treat Cones by placing them in a basket or bowl filled with colorful tissue paper or raffia or try this standing display.

To make your cones stand up, simply wrap a piece of Styrofoam with decorative paper, and poke skewers into the foam. Now place your cone onto the skewer through the small opening you left in the bottom.

Halloween Treat Cones 2

The Halloween Treat Cones are ready to serve to your child’s class parties, block parties, your own party!

Does your neighborhood “BOO”? A basket of these treats left on the doorstep would be a fun surprise!

Just look at those happy smiles!

Batman with Halloween Treat Cone

Happy Halloween!

Kim

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Comments

  1. Brian and Ashley says

    October 22, 2011 at 3:41 am

    These are great! Such a fun way to wrap some candy and give some love!

  2. Sassy Sites! says

    October 26, 2011 at 4:40 am

    We are having a Halloween Kid Treats party over at Sassy Sites! I would love for you to come by and link this up! XOXO!

  3. Mandy @ Sugar Bee Crafts says

    October 26, 2011 at 7:27 pm

    Thanks for linking to Take-A-Look Tuesday – you were featured today!
    Mandy, http://www.SugarBeeCrafts.com

  4. Renee@LivingLaughingLoving says

    October 27, 2011 at 1:09 am

    So cute! And great tutorial!! Looks easy enough that I could actually do it! 🙂

  5. Jo says

    October 8, 2012 at 6:44 pm

    Do you know the brand of this paper? I bought a similar pack and need more of the papers.
    Thanks! Cute project.

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