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That’s a Wrap!

10.28.2014

Mummy Hershey Halloween FavorsThat’s a wrap ladies and gentlemen! My Halloween favors are all set to leave the nest. It’ll be tough, but I think I can let them go. They are still so little and inexperienced, I hope they survive the flight.

I’m not stingy when it comes to giving out candy, but thirty full-sized candy bars would just be a little ridiculous. If I worked in an office with a handful of people, that would be within my budget. And lez be honest (a little Pitch Perfect humor for you), with this many favors to make, I’d go broke. I am playing the lottery, but I’m just not doing well. Until I win, they’re stuck with the fun-size favors.

(Side Note: If you haven’t seen Pitch Perfect yet, you’re really missing out)Mummy Hershey Bars IngredientsI’ve made these Mummy favors for a Halloween party before, so I figured what the heck? I can make mini-mummies. Besides, good things come in small packages. I should try telling our 24 pound cat Lucy that. Maybe she’d be more motivated to get on the treadmill. Or the stairs. Or even just get off the bed.

Grab a bag of Hershey fun size treats, a roll of white crepe paper, and a pack of mini “wiggly eyes.” This should cost you about $7. Not bad. And that’s without coupons.Create Your Mummy Hershey Bar Halloween TreatsDirections:

1) Cut crepe paper in three strips vertically (about 18in give or take)

2) Cut 1×1 black squares out of construction paper (give or take)

3) Hot glue two eyes to each piece of paper

4) Glue the paper/eyes to one end of the Hershey bar

5) Use hot glue to adhere one end of tissue strip to the bottom of the bar

6) Wrap up around, and then back down around

 You’ll end up with Manny the Mummy:Mummy Hershey Halloween TreatsI made my whole pack, and then decided I wanted to add a little tag to each. I designed the “That’s a Wrap” Halloween tag and then decided not to use it. I couldn’t find a cute way to attach it, so I nixed the idea. I’d love to hear your ideas!Mummy Hershey Halloween TreatsMy sweet mini’s are all bundled up and ready to be delivered on Friday! What are you handing out?

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  1. Half and Half says

    10.28.2014 at 2:09 pm

    STOP STOP STOP! You are amazing with all your creations. I need a weekend free and full of crafternooning. You’re adorable!

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.29.2014 at 9:41 am

      You bring the wine, I’ll provide the crafts. This weekend: Halloween costumes? To be provocative or to not be provocative…that is the question.

  2. funkyfashion007 says

    10.28.2014 at 5:44 pm

    These are too cute! And Pitch Perfect is a great movie, I even have the soundtrack lol. 🙂

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.29.2014 at 9:42 am

      Thanks!! And btw. Cannot WAIT for Pitch Perfect 2!!!

  3. Bobbie Beckman says

    10.29.2014 at 6:21 am

    So cute. Just never have time to do things like this.

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.29.2014 at 9:43 am

      That’s why you have such an amazingly talented daughter to do them for you. She owes you big time anyway for all the amazing wedding pieces you made her. 😉

  4. alicecarman says

    10.29.2014 at 10:23 am

    What a great idea! I love it.

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.29.2014 at 10:27 am

      Thanks! Super easy too (the best kind of craft!)!

  5. Kathy and Kevin says

    10.29.2014 at 3:47 pm

    We are giving out M and M’s in all different colors!!’

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.29.2014 at 4:37 pm

      We’ll stop by for a few! 🙂

  6. Julia says

    10.29.2014 at 5:33 pm

    Hey there thanks for stopping by my blog today! I love these, they are SO cute! Great job!!

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.30.2014 at 12:27 pm

      Thank you!! And thanks for stopping by my blog too! 🙂

  7. iwillbloom says

    10.30.2014 at 11:58 am

    Oh, too cute! [I’m making muffins with spider icing for my children’s school/nursery – wish I’d seen these earlier, I’d have done these instead….]

    • Shauna841505 says

      10.30.2014 at 12:28 pm

      Wow!! I bet your muffins are adorable! And the kids probably would rather have muffins! 🙂

  8. Britney says

    11.04.2014 at 2:40 pm

    THIS IS SO CUTE!! You are so fabulous Shauna! And because you are so fabulous I nominated you for the one lovely blog award 🙂
    http://allthingsbritneylee.wordpress.com/2014/11/04/more-than-one-lovely-blog-award-and-a-liebster/

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