Frankenstein Cupcake Topper Template

So excited that we've made it to DAY 10 of the 13 Days of Handmade Halloween and today's delicious idea is from Pamela Smerker of Fronie Mae Bakes.  She's sharing a Frankenstein Cupcake Topper Template

These look like they are going to be so much fun to make with the kids and would be perfect for any Halloween party - thanks so much Pamela for sharing this spooky cute idea with us!

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Frankenstein Favor Box

Welcome to the 13 Days of Handmade Halloween!  I've gathered 13 of my FAVORITE blogging friends to share a handmade craft to get you in the Halloween spirit!   It's Day 8 and today Blanca from Creativities Galore is sharing a Frankenstein Favor Box! 

Hello everyone, Blanca here from Creativities Galore I am so excited to be a part of the 13 Days of Handmade Halloween. I am sharing a cute and easy Frankenstein gable box that can be used to hold party favors at your next Halloween party.

Let's get started by gathering our supplies

• Green gable box
• Card stock paper: black and gray
• Googly eyes
• Black marker
• Glue

 

Next measure the black card stock paper to the length of the box and decide how thick you would like Frankensteins hair. Once you have the rectangle, cut out little triangles to form his hair. Glue the hair to the box.

Then glue the eyes to the box.

Now, cut out 2 bolts from the gray card stock and glue those to the side of the box.




Finally, with the black marker draw a mouth on your Frankenstein. I did a fun squiggly mouth on my box.

That's it, how easy right? Your little guests will love receiving these boxes as part of their party favors. Are you planning a Halloween party? Let me know in the comments below. To see more projects join me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. 

Thank you Keisha for having me, I had fun creating this box!


Thanks Blanca, your Frankenstein treat box is super cute!   Looking for more Handmade Halloween treats, view our archives here!