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DIY: Trick everyone this Halloween with fake monster cookies

Pallvika KashivBy Pallvika KashivOctober 2, 2015Updated:August 2, 20182 Mins Read
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Halloween is 29 days away and it’s time for trick or treat! Therefore, to get you into feel of Halloween, we thought of introducing you to an easy and funny DIY project that gives you a chance to share spirit of Halloween with your loved ones.

So, to help you trick everyone around this Halloween, especially kids, Kami Bigler from NoBiggie has come up with an innovative way to recreate sugar monster cookies using tan and colored foam. Pretend cookies not only resemble to those yummy sugar monster cookies but also saves you from preparing real sugar cookies.

Hence, whether use them for pretend playing, or as decor items, they always add spookiness with little a pinch of cuteness to your Halloween celebration.

Material required for fake monster cookies

  • Tan foam
  • Colored foam (whatever color you wish to create frosting with)
  • Die cuts, cookie cutters or stencils
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • Brown ink or marker

Process

So to make look-alike cookies, first cut the tan foam in shape you wish to create with the help of cutting dies. If good at drawing, you can add your personal touch too. Color edges with brown ink to give it a freshly baked appeal.

DIY Fake cookies
Tan foam cut in the shape of ghosts

Now it time to glue the frosting pieces over the tan foam. This will give them touch of a real sugar cookies specially baked for Halloween.

DIY Fake cookies
Colourful frosting pieces glued over tan paper to replicate real monster cookies

With the spooky night celebration just around the corner, fake craft cookies will not only bestow you an adventurous Halloween, but the queen-of-tricks crown as well.

Via: BabyCenter

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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