A Sweet Halloween Treat - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on October 30, 2018

A Sweet Halloween Treat

If you're looking for a cute and quick Halloween treat that's easy to create last-minute, look no further! The kids could even have fun helping make these decorated donuts in time for Halloween. A few of these would make a perfect little breakfast surprise for friends and co-workers. No tricks, just treats!

Here's how to make them:

  1. Use Circle Infinity Dies to cut several colors of Sunshine Mixed Layering Paper and Midnight Mixed Layering Paper.
  2. Stamp images from the Halloween Mini Tub onto circles using Intense Black Ink or Unicorn White Ink.
  3. Adhere circles onto toothpicks.
  4. Insert toothpicks into mini donuts, cheese squares or other appetizers of your choice.

Thanks to Debi Adams for sharing this fun idea!

4 comments

Cute ideas to use the stamps on punches shapes to make picks. This can be used for any occasion.

Dorothy Cleer,

Wow Debi that’s a great idea, love that you can easely do this with kids to! Thank you so much for sharing.

Henriëtte,

Great idea for a work lunch or breakfast at Halloween. Nice!

Sharon Gullikson,

What a fun and cool idea! :)

Karthikha Uday,

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