Putting together a candy bar for Halloween candy skewers was fun and easy and the perfect addition to our neighborhood Halloweenie Roast.It is amazing how much Halloween themed candy is out there.
I found great stuff at Target, Walgreens, the Dollar Store and the bulk food bins at Winco.
The gummy type candies work great but I also found that the foil wrapped chocolate candies worked too.
In addition to lots of candy, you will also need some bamboo skewers. You can find them at the grocery store. They are the kind you use to make shiskabob.
I pulled out all my clear glass containers and filled them up! I think all of my containers have come from Goodwill. Just make sure the container is big enough to get your hand in and out of.
Of course there was candy corn but that didn’t really work on the skewers so we just ate it!
I did find some fun Halloween Dots – ghost and candy corn ones, that worked great!
There was also all kinds of fun gummy candy – worms, pumpkins and even body parts.
I even found fun Halloween marshmallows and ghost and pumpkin shaped Peeps (another one of my personal favorites).
The orange slices were a big hit too. The chocolate covered pretzels were just for munching.
The labels for all the containers and bottles came from here. You can download them for free and print them at home.
The kids loved creating their own candy skewer creation – and of course eating the candy too!
Candy land!
What are your plans for the Halloween weekend. It’s Homecoming at our house!
This is fun to do with the kids. Easy to make but I’m sure my kids will enjoy this.
wow..,I haven’t seen this type of decoration anywhere..all are really fantastic..,thanks for this post..!
ADORABLE and FUN!!! great idea!!! What kid wouldn’t have a blast with a sweet kabob!! Thanks!!
Leigh Anne you are so creative! I love the candy kabob idea. I also collect glass jars at Goodwill. Food does look prettier in a glass jar. The black stands you have some of the containers on are really cute and functional. Happy Haunting!
I love this idea! I bet they had a great time creating their own kabobs.
Try right clicking on the image and then send it to your desktop – you should be able to copy them from there. Enjoy!
I love everything. I went to the labels website but I couldn’t figure out how to download. Any advice?
thanks
Hello,
I’m sharing this on my blog tomorrow. I hope that’s okay – I’d prefer to wait for your permission, but since tomorrow is Halloween, I thought it would be a great post. I love your blog!
Thanks,
Jenifer
LeighAnn, you never cease to amaze me! I’m in total awe of all that you accomplish. Your ideas are so, so creative and fun! Wish I lived in your neighborhood!
This is such a neat idea and so much fun for kids. I know I would have loved something like this when I was younger. By the way, be sure to check back on my blog next Monday for a chance to win a CSN gift certificate.
Your kids are probably the envy of the neighborhood!!!!!
Camie,
The backdrop was just a piece of foam core board I bought at the Dollar Store and then I covered it with a piece of fabric.
Such a SWEET party …. I love all the goodies your prepared and the tables look great! You can come to my house and do this any time!
Thanks for sharing…
I love this idea! And thanks for the tip about hands needing to fit inside the jar- I wouldn’t have thought of that until too late!! What is your backdrop?? In Hershey Halloween is always on the last Thursday of the month so it has already come and gone for us!
What creative ideas! I would have never thought of that on my own. Thanks for the share!
Oh I LOVE this! My 3 year old’s playgroup would just love love doing this activity! Great idea for all ages and not messy. LOVE it! Um, have I mentioned I like this idea?
What a great idea!! Boy – what my kids wouldn’t do to have a candy dream land like this at their house! Last night we made your Caramel Apples, and they were delightful : ) Thank you for sharing all the wonderful ideas and recipes.
Leigh Anne, I love this idea. These are so much fun. I wish I would have seen this post earlier. Oh well, next year.