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Devilish decorations
Hellish hands
Kids will love these. Stuff some old washing
up gloves with cotton wool or lumpy
popcorn and seal at the wrists. Draw on
creepy black fingernails, scabby scars and
bloody veins, and use for decorations.
Homemade cobwebs
Creepy cobwebs are a doddle to make. All
Planning a scary party for the kids? We’ve rounded up our favourite gory you need is a packet of cotton balls. Stretch
games, food and decorations to give them a night full of frights and fun
them out until the cotton becomes fine and
stringy, then spray with hairspray to make
your sticky web. Add a plastic spider (see
Ghoulish games
below) to complete the look!
Slime time Scary bat shadows
What you need: A bucket of cold
Monstrous
You can create these in various sizes to
spaghetti, plastic toys and a blindfold. make-up make them look as if they are up close or
How to play: Mix some oil into the Turn your kids into little fluttering their wings far away. Draw a bat
spaghetti, drop the toys in and cover with monsters using your make-up bag: shape onto black card and cut out. Stick up
a towel. Pretend it’s a bucket of slime. Dare Create a ghostly complexion with on the wall to create freaky bat silhouettes.
everyone to rummage inside for a prize! a really pale foundation shade. Creepy crawlies
Pin the nose on the pumpkin Achieve instant old age by dusting All you need is four strips of black card.
What you need: A pumpkin, a black hair and clothes with talcum powder. Fold each one backwards and forwards to
‘nose’ made out of paper and Blu-tac. Blend blue, green and yellow eye make knobbly spiders legs. Staple the strips
How to play: Draw eyes and a mouth on shadow to create big bruises. together in the middle to create your very
the pumpkin. Blindfold a player, spin them Use black eyeliner for Have own scary spider!
round three times and challenge them to scary scars!
a scream!
pin the nose on the pumpkin for a reward.
Make your night go
Pumpkin
Apple bobbing
balloons, £2
with a bang by hanging
(MF13719)
What you need: A plastic bowl full
spooky but affordable
of water and a large bag of apples.
party decorations
How to play: Each player has to clasp their
Terrible treats
hands behind their back and get the apples Bloody popcorn
out using only their mouth. It’s best to Melt some butter and mix with red food
Witches balloons,
£1.75 for pack of
keep some towels on standby! colouring. Drizzle over popcorn and serve
Halloween
six (MF13416)
in front of a scary movie.
lootbags, £1
Witch’s cauldron (MB10618)
Mix a petrifying party punch of colourful
drinks. Try fizzy orange with blackcurrant
juice, or lemonade with lime cordial.
Freaky snacks
Divide ghoulish treats into jars marked
Plastic skeleton,
with scary Halloween labels. You can use
Halloween
£15 (MF15113)
chocolate raisins as witches’ warts,
T
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plates, £3
strawberry liquorice as wiggly worms,
PHO
(MB12618)
OCK
Halloween cups,
or white chocolates as spooky eyeballs! IST £2 (MB12416)
Spider table favours,
£3 (MB1291B)
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