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Monster Eyes DIY Halloween Candy Bowl

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Monster Candy Bowl with candy corn sitting on a stand on a front porch with pumpkins and mums


Add some ghoulish fun to your Halloween candy with my Monster Eyes Candy Bowl! This easy DIY Halloween candy bowl idea is a quick and easy way to add some spooky-fun to your porch or Halloween party.

ASTROBRIGHTS® Papers asked me to design a colorful Halloween craft project using fall colors. Be sure to visit Astrobrights.com for all of my monster Halloween decorations that I designed for them.

See also: DIY Halloween Monster Wreath >>

Easy DIY Halloween candy bowl idea​


DIY your own candy bowl for Halloween! My monster eyes candy bowl is quick and easy to make last-minute. Just grab a large bowl from your kitchen, ASTROBRIGHTS® card stock paper, a pair of scissors, and pipe cleaners to make your own Haunted home decor. Your trick-or-treaters will love it.

How to make a DIY monster candy bowl for Halloween

More monster decor ideas for Halloween​


My monster candy bowl complements my other monster Halloween decorations including my Monster DIY Halloween Wreath, “Tricks” DIY Halloween Banner, and my Monster Plant Picks for Mums.

Monster DIY Halloween Decorations on a front porch with pumpkins and mums

DIY crafts tutorial



Supplies for making my Monster Eyes DIY Halloween Candy Bowl​

How to make my Halloween candy bowl with monster eyes​

Step 1: Cut out monster eyes​


Cut out monster eyes from Solar Yellow™ ASTROBRIGHTS® card stock paper and tape them to a pipe cleaner. Cut duplicate eyes and glue them to the backs to make reversible eyes if you like.

Step 2: Tape pipe cleaners to the bowl​


Bend the pipe cleaners to create a small circle on the bottom end. Then tape the pipe cleaner circles to the bottom of a ceramic bowl to ensure it stays put for step 3.

Step 3: Fill with lots of candy!​


You can make several haunted candy bowls with different types of candy if you like. You could even make different colored eyes for each candy bowl. My favorite monster-ish Halloween paper colors are Cosmic Orange™, Orbit Orange™, Outrageous Orchid™, Gravity Grape™, Terra Green™, and Gamma Green.™

DIY crafts tutorial



Be sure to pin my Monster Eyes Candy Bowl Halloween Craft​

Halloween candy bowl with monster eyes filled with candy corn on a front porch with pumpkins and mums


And see more of my paper crafts for ASTROBRIGHTS® Papers including my Gingerbread Pals in Ugly Sweaters, Camping Playset, 3D Shells, Dinosaur Birthday Party, Smores Campfire Playset, Jokes Valentines, and many more. Happy Halloween!

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