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Homemade Halloween Week continues with Spooky Hot Chocolate! Dress up a regular cup of instant hot chocolate with a few fun ingredients. Coat the rim of your footed glass mugs with frosting. Then dip the rims in a Halloween sprinkle mix. Next, use a whipped cream dispenser to make orange whipped cream to go on top. Add a ghost Peep stuck on a paper straw and you have the most festive hot chocolate around. Don’t forget a cute napkin!
Homemade Halloween Week continues with a festive gift perfect for one of your favorite ghouls. This post contains affiliate links.
Find my pink jack-o-lantern sweatshirt here. Grab this pink pumpkin bucket and fill it until it overflows with girly goodness! The balloon is from the Dollar Tree. Tea towels are from my local Kroger affiliate and Homegoods. Purple ghost plates are also from the grocery. Find the Queen of Halloween napkins here. Little sign is from Walmart and notepad is from Homegoods. The bottom is stuffed with a pack of the cutest pink spiderwebs. The cookie is from the bakery section of Target. Watch me put this all together here.
I hope you’re inspired to create a ghouly gift of your own.
This week here on the blog and in Instagram you’ll find new ideas each day for bringing some homemade fun to your Halloween.
Homemade bath bombs are the perfect way to scare up some fun at bath time. These make excellent gifts or you can just enjoy them yourself! I made these two ways… fizzy jack-o-lanterns and bubbling cauldrons.
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Here’s what you’ll need: citric acid, baking soda, cornstarch, coconut oil, sweet cinnamon pumpkin scented essential oil, skin-safe food coloring, mini cauldrons and/or mini jack-o-lanterns, and sprinkles like these or these.
In a medium-sized bowl mix up:
1 cup citric acid
1 cup baking soda
1/2 cup cornstarch
Add several drops of skin-safe food coloring to the dry mixture and work it in with your hands. I did green for the cauldrons and orange for the jack-o-lanterns.
Melt 1/2 cup of coconut oil and add 12 drops of sweet cinnamon pumpkin oil. Slowly mix the oils into the dry mixture. Avoid adding too quickly, or it will start too fizz. You can use your hands to incorporate everything nicely.
Next, pack the mixture into your pumpkins or cauldrons. One batch will fill three or four nicely.
Once they are packed, top with sprinkles. Press the sprinkles into the bath bomb with the back of a spoon.
Set these out to dry for about 24 hours. Then you are ready for a spooky, fizzy bath!
