Halloween is just a couple of days away, but there is still a little bit of time left to make these fun Halloween Treat Candy Bar Covers.
I got this idea from Skip to My Lou when I needed some small easy gifts for my coworkers. This little project was perfect, and who doesn’t love candy bars, especially around Halloween?
These would also be easy teacher gifts, neighbor gifts, or whatever gifts to hand out to friends and family during the SCARY season.
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Halloween Treat Candy Bar Cover Tutorial
Skip to My Lous has printable PDFs that you can download from their site, but I wanted to use my Cricut Explore so I created SVG files for the Candy Bar Wrappers.
You can download the files from my dropbox, and then upload into Cricut Design Space.
Just make sure when you are cutting that you make the wingspan of the wrapper 6 1/2-inches to fit the candy bars perfectly.
Here they are all cut out, I only did the bat and the ghost.
Score a line along the inside wing so they will fold up perfectly.
Attach google to the face.
You can customize further if you would like. I found some Halloween stamps in my stash stamped on the inside wing to add a Halloween greeting.
Attach the candy bar to the cover with a couple of glue dots and you are ready to hand them out!
I sure hope my coworkers like them! Who are you going to make them for? Share and leave a comment below.
How to Make a Halloween Treat Candy Bar Cover
Materials
- Cricut Explore Air
- Download Free SVG Designs
- Cardstock
- Google Eyes
- Glue Dots
Instructions
- When you are cutting that you make the wingspan of the wrapper 6 1/2-inches to fit the candy bars perfectly.
- Score a line along the inside wing so they will fold up perfectly.
- Attach google eyes to the face.
- Attach the candy bar to the cover with a couple of glue dots and you are ready to hand them out!
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Mandee Thomas says
Love this! Super cute and creative 🙂 I would love for you to share this post at my Create & Share Link Party! Hope to see you there 🙂
Nichole @Budget Loving Military Wife says
What a cute idea! I’m pinning it for next year! 🙂 Thank you for sharing!
Jessy @ The Life Jolie says
This is adorable- I love it! I love a fun, simple craft!
I stopped by from Inspiration Monday.
Katie says
Thank you Jessy! I am so glad that you like tutorial.
Valerie says
What a cute idea and a great way to dress up a candy bar!
Katie says
Thank you Valerie!
Terri says
Super cute idea!
Katie says
Thank you Terri, they really are fun to make too.
Kimberly says
Super cute! Pinned and tweeted. You always bring the most amazing creations to our party. Thank you! I hope to see you again, this Monday at 7 pm. It wouldn’t be a party without you! Lou Lou Girls
Glena says
These are so cute! I saw them on Woman’s Day site also and was so disappointed that were no longer there. Thanks for creating them. Made my life so much easier! Just one quick question what size did you make them when you cut them out?
Katie says
Oh that is a great question Glena! Sadly I don’t have in front of me to tell you exact measurements. I would measure the length of the candy bar and add about 1 1/2 to the length of the file. That gives you room for the head and the arms to compleltely wrap around the bar.
Glena says
Thanks for getting back with me. If you get a chance could you place the actually dimensions?
Katie says
I am sorry, but I don’t have the actual dimensions that I used. I made these last year. So I no longer have any. Measuring your candy bar should work just fine.
Glena says
Thanks! Also I used my Cricut to cut these out and I am getting to cut lines an inner and then an outer. Do you know why this is happening?
Melanie redd says
Very cute ideas! You are making me hungry for chocolate!!
I came over on Grandma Ideas today, and I’m glad to find your site.
Hope you have a blessed day today~
Melanie
Katie says
Thanks Melanie. Sorry about the enticing chocolate, but we all have to indulge a little 🙂
Jessica says
Love these!! Super cute!
Katie says
Thank you Jessica, everyone I gave them too absolutely loved them!
Kati | Houseful of handmade says
These are fantastic! I wonder if they would work for the smaller sized candy bars for class treats, I’ll have to go get some and do some measuring. Thanks!
Katie says
Thanks Kati and good luck! I would love to see what you come up with!
Leilani says
LOVE IT! Sharing immediately. I’m having a girls craft night on Thursday and i MUST add this. #AwesomeThings
Katie says
Thank you Leilani! I am go glad you like it.
Vashti Quiroz-Vega says
Such a cute idea, Katie! Love it!
Katie says
Thank You Vashti!
Sahana says
Neat little way to dress up the candy bars. Thank you for sharing with us at #HomeMattersParty. We would love to have you again next week.
Katie says
I am glad that you like my Candy Bar covers Sahana. I’ll be there! 🙂
Sam // diy just cuz says
Soooo cool! It’s like they’re giving the candy a hug, pinning for next Halloween…it’s perfect and would be great for those “you’ve been boo’d” gifts. Thanks for linking at Welcome Home Wednesday!
Isandra says
Hi Valerie,
Here’s the link to the original post of the halloween candy bar covers you saw featured in Woman’s Day. It’s from Skip to my Lou. Enjoy!!!
http://www.skiptomylou.org/womans-day-candy-bar-covers/amp/
Katie says
Thank you so much Isandra! I have given the post proper credit to Skip to My Lou.