Halloween Party Lighting – How to Create Atmosphere

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Lou

How Will You Set the Mood This Halloween? Spooky Halloween Party Lighting

Your Halloween party lighting is one of the key things in creating that perfect atmosphere. My favorite part of Halloween is creating a spooky effect in the home or as part of your party decor and Halloween party lights can help you to achieve this.

Halloween party lighting can be used in several different ways – to light up the path to your house, outside for an outside party or even inside your house for a Halloween party or dinner with friends.

There are lots of different types of Halloween party lights that you can use – spider lights, pumpkin lights, ghost lights and so many more, I hope I’ve managed to give you a really good all round selection on this page – you can even make your own party lights with a few plastic drink containers which is really cool.

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If you have party lights at home that aren’t necessarily Halloween lights then think outside of the box as to ways of incorporating them in your decor to great effect. If you remember my post on Creating a Bloody Bathroom it was suggested on there that you could use a strobe light behind the shower curtain to add another dimension.

Draping cobwebs over party lights can be another solution. If you have spooky cups, mugs, glasses etc that you’re not planning on using to serve drinks then you could pop tea lights in them and have them scattered around to add a soft glow around the room. The ideas are endless, but one thing is for sure adding some thought to how you use light at your Halloween party will add a lot to the atmosphere!

Lighting Up The Path

Halloween Party Lights

First we need to look at how to light up the garden path leading people up to your front door and there are a few different ideas for this.

One idea is to create your own lights which are really easy to do.

The other option is to buy lights designed to be put along the pathway and there are a few different options for these.

Creating You Own Halloween Party Lights

One of the easiest ways to light the path is by reusing your old plastic milk/juice bottles. We usually have the clear heavy plastic 2 lt milk cartons at home so we cut them off near the top and wash them out ready to use as party lights. Place a little sand in the bottom and pop in a tea light, the effect is great, but you can add to it by adding colored cellophane in black, orange and purple for a Halloween feel (we’ve also used green and red for Christmas).

Easy to make, looks great and you’re even recycling those old plastic containers – what’s not to love about this way to light up your path?

One cool idea that my dd wants us to try is this next one –

Color Changing Ghost Light

This ghost will light up the pathway and also give your guests a fright at the same time!

More ideas for lighting up the path –

Grim Reaper Green Solar Lantern Pathway Markers Orange & Black Halloween Path Light, Pack of 24 3 LED Flashing Pathway Creepy Skull Markers

What Halloween Party Lights Would You Like?

There are so many different types of Halloween lights available that you really need to think of what theme you want to embrace – spiders, witches, skulls, pumpkins and more. Let’s have a look at some of the selection available.

Halloween Themed String Lights – Ghost and Pumpkin Bendable Copper Wire Lights With 25 Pumpkins Halloween Spider Light Set, Multi-Colored Halloween Ghost Light String Set Set of 3 Lighted Spooky Halloween Stake Ghost Set of 10 Halloween 3D Jack-O-Lantern Lights Spooky Halloween Light-Up Ghostly Witches 12 Flickering LED Witch Design Wax Votives Color Changing Flash LED Skull Light

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Costumes Beginning with F

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Lou

Fancy Dress Outfits Starting with the Letter F

If you’re looking for costumes beginning with F for a themed party then I’ve compiled a great list for you from Fred Flintstone to a French Maid.

I’ve compiled this page with a range of others as I used to attend alphabet parties in my 20s and they were so much fun. I read a few years ago that they were making a comeback so for those of you who draw a blank when you have to come up with ideas for costume party here’s your resource list

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Cool Costumes Beginning with F

Fairy – a classic little girls costume, but there’s also costumes for grown ups as well – I especially think men can dress up as the tooth fairy after the Rock’s performance!
Fairy Godmother
Fame character – go back to the 80s with leg warmers, leotards and off the shoulder shirts
Fat B**stard – A character from Austin Powers, I seem to know a lot of people who enjoy talking like the Fat B**stard so I’m sure they’d love to dress up as him as well.
Father Christmas
Father Time – Wear long robes for this costume, some people depict him in white robes while others show him in black robes, what all costumes show is a big timepiece hanging around his neck.
FBI officer – wear the standard issue black suit and look like a fed or wear regular clothes and just flash your badge if you want to be an undercover agent, just don’t forget to talk into your watch and wear an ear piece.
Fester Addams aka Uncle Fester – Uncle Fester, the Addams Family hasn’t been on air for years and yet they’re all instantly recognizable.
Fiona (Shrek)
Fireman
Fisherman – you can dress up in yellow wet weather gear as though you’re a trawler fisherman or else you can wear waders and carry a bag with a few feathers on hooks on it (along with a fishing rod that is) and say you’re a trout fisherman.
Flamenco Dancer
Flamingo
Flapper – there are lots of different Flapper outfits to choose from as well as loads of fun accessories from headbands to long beads, boas or cigarette holders. I love the fashions of the 1920s which is why I love all of the flapper outfits. Check out a whole selection on this page – 1920s Style Flapper Halloween Costumes.

DC Comics Deluxe Muscle Chest The Flash

Flash (The) – This superhero has probably gained an even bigger success thanks to the small screen success of the Big Bang Theory where he’s one of Sheldon’s favorite fancy dress outfits.
Flight attendant
Florence Nightingale – a British nurse from the time of the Crimea war Florence Nightingale is seen as the founder of modern nursing. The outfit you need for this is very much like that of a Victorian scullery maid, including the cap, although rather than the white cotton caps worn by maids, Florence Nightingale’s one was more of a white lace cap. She was known as the lady of the lamp as she would check on her patients at night so getting a lamp to carry would be a great prop for this costume.
Flower – A flower is a great costume for if you want a DIY project. Simply wear green for the stem, add face paint the color you want the middle of the flower head to be and then attach the petals around your face (I would use a piece of elastic to run under your chin and over your head. The petals could be made from tissue paper to cardboard or even fabric.
Flower Pot Men – Bill and Ben from the old British cartoon.
Flower Power Hippie – embrace your inner 60s child with a ‘peace man’ attitude and flowers in your hair! A little outside of the box thinking again for a cool costume idea.
Fly
Flying Monkey from Wizard of Oz
Football – I’ve actually seen costumes for sale for both an NFL football and a soccer ball, both of which do look like a bit of fun.
Footballer – American footballer from your favourite team or a soccer player the choice is yours.
Fork – I have seen a fork costume which I think is just priceless

Fortune Teller Costume

Fortune Teller
Fox
Fox Hunter
Foxxy Cleopatra (Austin Powers)
Frank n Furter (Rocky Horror Picture Show)
Frankenstein
Frankenstein’s Bride
Frankie Stein – a Monster High costume idea, Frankie Stein was one of the original characters from the range.
Fred (from Scooby Doo) – Although Fred wasn’t my favourite Scooby character he is still from a cartoon that I loved growing up. It really seems to have struck a chord across generations as my father loved it, I loved it and my daughter loved it!
Fred Astaire
Fred Flintstone – The main character from the lovable Hanna-Barbera cartoon, The Flintstones.
Freddie Mercury
Freddy Krueger
French Maid
Frenchie (from Grease)
Friar Tuck
Frodo Baggins – a hobbit from Lord of the Rings
Frog
Fruit – there’s lots of different fruit costumes from apples to limes and more so you can just dress up as your favourite and if anyone says that oranges start with O, you can simply tell them you’re Fruit which starts with F …….. and then start planning an O party so you can re-use your costume!
Fuzzy Dice

If you’re after a costume that begins with another letter of the alphabet then I’ve got you covered with that too, simply check out my a-z of costumes page.

Back to the letter F and which costume idea is your favorite?

Delicious Halloween Treat Ideas – What Treats Are You Making?

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Lou

Homemade Treats for Halloween – Yummy & Scary!

Trick or Treat Poster

Do you make your own candy or other treats for Halloween? Some years it can be a lot easier just to buy some in, but if you’ve got time there are so many different treats you can make to fill you Halloween candy bowl or even as snacks and finger food for any Halloween party you’re hosting.

You can actually make snacks, candy and other treats based around different themes like spiders, bats, ghosts and more or you can use a combination of ideas to really impress guests and/or trick and treaters.

One of my favorite ways of making Halloween treats is simply to use some of the myriads of spooky chocolate molds, but that’s probably because I’m a chocoholic! Cupcakes are also a sweet treat that my family like me to make for Halloween, but funnily enough they usually get eaten before any trick or treaters make the rounds!

Let’s have a look at some of the delicious Halloween treat recipes I’ve found and a few cool ideas (severed fingers anyone?) that I’ve shared here…….

On this page I’ve included links to lots of yummy recipes along with things like candy molds to help you create some delicious Halloween recipes.

There’s also some great pictures to help give you some cool ideas for bring the yum factor and the eww factor together!

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Ghostly Treats – Perfect for Halloween! – Make Your Own Delicious Snacks

Using molds you can make your own Halloween candy or chocolate to whatever shape you like. These ghost candy molds would be great made with white chocolate.

Chocolate Candy Mold – Spooky Ghost

After making these with white chocolate my dd likes to use some dark chocolate to make little eyes on them.

Simply melt the dark chocolate and place in a zip lock plastic bag, cut a small hole in one corner so that you have your own piping bag (make sure it’s not too big or the ‘eyes’ will look weird!), next simply squeeze a dot out for each eye – it really adds to the look of the chocolates.

For more ghostly ideas for a spooky Halloween treat check out these links.

Ghost Toasts
Super easy these phantoms make a great finger food idea for any Halloween gathering.
Banana Ghosts
Delicious and healthy and let’s not forget it’s also a ghost! Can you get much better with Halloween food than this??!!
Ghoulish Ghost Cakes
These gruesome goodies may send shivers down your spine, but they’ll delight your taste buds!
Ghost Sticks
Pretzels are always a great idea for a party snack food and when you add chocolate to them – yum! Turning them into ghosts give you a Halloween slam dunk when it comes to food that your party guests will enjoy.

Mummy Treats – Treats Worth Busting Out of Bandages For!

Using these candy molds you can create some really delicious Halloween candies or chocolates.

Casket with Mummy Chocolate Candy Mold

These are another type of mold that looks best made with white chocolate, yum doesn’t it make you wish you could celebrate Halloween every day of the year?!!

There are lots more ways to add a mummy treat to Halloween and here’s one of them –

Mummy Cookie Pops
These are essentially cookies on a stick, but they also look so cute that anyone who sees them will totally fall in love with them.

Bony Treats – Skulls That Are Good Enough to Eat!

Bones and skeletons are found in graveyards which makes them staples for Halloween. Again using candy molds are a nice and easy way of creating some fantastic Halloween candy and these skull candy molds are some of the more popular ones sold.

Skull Pop Hard Candy Mold

Candy skulls are also great to serve up for pirate parties.

White chocolate is generally the one to use, but if you drop a little red food coloring into the melted chocolate you can get some hot pink skulls which look cool for a punk princess style of party as well as for a child’s funky Halloween treat.

There are other ways of creating delicious bone treats and here are some of them from salty to sweet.

Salty Bones
These are ideal finger foods for a Halloween party or if you were making a Halloween dinner then these would be ideal to serve up to guests as they were waiting for the first course to arrive.
Meringue Cookie Bones
Meringues are delicious and when they’re shaped like bones they are perfect for Halloween or even a pirates birthday party!
Pirate Skull Cookies
These cookies taste delicious and also look the part for a cool Halloween party or even for a pirates themed party.

Halloween Food by Xoyos.com

Halloween Finger Food – Literally

Here are a couple of Halloween treats which could literally be used in the term finger food! Monster fingers or witches fingers the choice is yours –

Monster Fingers
Delicious cheesy snacks that look just like scary fingers – do you dare to eat someone’s fingers?
Witch Finger Cookies
Yummy cookies shaped like a witch’s fingers, the witch from Hanzel and Gretal might have been planning on fattening them up to eat, but now you can snack on her fingers instead!

Severed Finger Food Accessory

“Would you like some dip on your fingers ma’am?”

Severed Finger Food Props

This Severed Finger Food accessory will have your guests flipping out! Simply prepare a vegetable platter with dip and arrange the five severed fingers on the tray – oohhh it gives me goosebumps just thinking about it!!

Edible Eyeball Treats – Food That Really is Watching You!

I’m not sure when eyeballs became part of Halloween, but they can look really yuk …….. and yet taste so delicious! Another way to carry on the ‘eyeball theme’ if you’re holding a party is by making eyeball ice cubes to serve in drinks. If you’re just providing things for trick and treaters then make sure to pop a few toy eyeballs in your candy bowl to give them a little fright as well!

Moving on – here’s some cool recipe links for you –

Peanut Butter Eyeballs
Peanut Butter Eyeballs are a holiday variation of a popular candy called Buckeyes.
Eyeball Krispie Treats
Delicious krispies made into eyeballs, what could be better for a Halloween treat?
Eyeball Cupcakes
These cupcakes literally keep their eye on you as you devour them – spooky and perfect for Halloween.

Corn & Candy Corn – Great Halloween Food

Candy Corn was created in the 1880s and has been a staple of Halloween for as long as I can remember. This confection got it’s name because it mimics the look of North American corn. A very delicious Halloween treat.

Popcorn can also be a great treat at Halloween (or any time – I love my corn!) so here are some candy corn and pop corn inspired Halloween treats for you to enjoy.

Candy Corn Balls
A sprinkling of candy corn makes these popcorn balls an extra-special treat. While boiling the syrup is a job for adults only, shaping the balls is a fun activity for little hands.
Halloween Popcorn Treats
From Giada at Home are these delicious Halloween popcorn treats…
Hot ‘n’ Sweet Kettle Corn
Rachel Ray’s delicious kettle corn treat is great for Halloween.

Pumpkin Inspired Edible Goodies

Pumpkins are a real Halloween tradition from pumpkin as an ingredient to carving out Jack O’ Lanterns. You can make lots of pumpkin inspired treats like pumpkin shaped cakes – big or small. You can even use the cupcake pans to make healthy (or unhealthy!) muffins in the shape of pumpkins. Of course you can’t go past pumpkin shaped candy…..it is supposed to be a Halloween treat after all!

When using candy molds for chocolate pumpkins I use white chocolate with a little orange food dye to make my pumpkin candy look fantastic.

Nordic Ware Pumpkin Patch Pan Nordic Ware Platinum 3-D Pumpkin Pan Chocolate Candy Mold – Pumpkin Lolly

Sweet Halloween Delights – Halloween Never Looked so Delicious!

Halloween Treats

Don’t all of these delectable foods make you wish it was Halloween every day? I’d love to try the Brownie Coffin, but I wouldn’t say no to any of the other snacks either.

Bat Halloween Treats – Black & Mysterious But Always Delicious!

Bats are spooky creatures of the night that seen almost synonymous with Halloween so bat inspired treats seems very appropriate and these options are sure to be a bit hit.

Bat Chips
With a cookie cutter and a little elbow grease, you can turn plain tortillas into creatures of the night.
Halloween Bat Treats
From bat kisses to bat droppings and a few recipes inbetween…

For some of the above recipes you’ll need a bat cookie cutter. This are also fun to use to make your children bat shaped sandwiches for their lunch on Halloween to get them thinking of the evening of fun to come.

Old River Road Bat Shape Cookie Cutter, Copper

Spider Halloween Delights – Creepy, but Yummy!

Did you know that more people are scared of spiders than are scared of dying? Is it any wonder then that spiders should be popular at Halloween. With these spider treats you can give a boo! when you give a treat!

Crawly Spider Cakes
I used snack cakes and Pocky to make crawly spider cakes for Halloween.
Oreo Spiders
Spiders and oreos, what more could you want on Halloween?
Spider Cupcakes
Are you looking for instructions to make some great looking spider cupcakes? I have some great spider cupcake recipes for you to choose from.

Spider on Web Chocolate Mold

I must profess to loving plain chocolate spiders and with this mold I can make them any day of the year, not just Halloween. In fact my daughter even requested them for her birthday! I simply melt chocolate and mix with sweetened condensed milk before pouring into the molds…….sometimes I’ve just melted the chocolate and poured it into the molds without mixing it with anything else, but the condensed milk adds a lovely sweetness to it.

Zombie Treats for You – The Undead Actually Taste Pretty Good Here!

Zombies may eat brains themselves, but when it comes to snacks for party goers I think zombie themed cupcakes and cookies are a much better idea!

Zombie Cupcakes
Zombie cupcakes are a perfectly ghoulish treat to serve up at Halloween and here you will get some great ideas on creating your very own zombie cupcakes
Zombie Feet Cookies
These cookies are absolutely awesome – very zombie-ish, including the festering skin of a zombie, perfect Halloween treat.

If you want to continue with the Zombie theme throughout your party or with other recipes you can take on zombie food by thinking of brains. This is especially cool if you’re having some of your children’s friends staying for dinner because meatballs take on a whole new dimension.

Make up meatball mixture as usually and then add some noodles (hokien work really well), make the mixture into balls (bumpy shaped balls work well with lots of noodle in each one) and then cook as normal either in a fry pan (skillet) or in the oven.

Serve the meatballs in a blood sauce tomato sauce and they’ll be eaten up in record speed!

For pudding you can serve up brains jelly by making your jelly in one of these brain ice cube molds.

Then again you can always make some brains cupcakes for the occasion check out this link for Martha Stewart’s take on Brains Cupcakes –

Brain Cupcakes Recipes

Cupcakes Make A Great Treat – Spooky & Sweet – Halloween Cupcakes!

Cupcakes are great any day of the week and you can make special cupcakes for Halloween or just dress up your usual cupcakes with some of these cupcake decorations. From cupcake wrappers to cake picks there are lots of cool ways of dressing up your cupcakes for a spooky feel.

Wilton Halloween Baking Cupcake Decorating Kit Wilton Witch Cupcake Combo Pack, # 415-7087 Wilton Skeleton Cupcake Combo Pack, # 415-7081 Wilton Halloween Skeleton Cupcake Wraps Halloween Black Laser Cut Cupcake Wrappers Halloween Cupcake Paper Baking Cups – 100 Count DecoPac Bats DecoPic Cupcake Picks (12 Count) Cupcake/Cake Halloween Sign Picks Halloween Witch’s Hat Cupcake Toppers – 12 ct Jack O Lantern Halloween Cupcake Toppers – 12 ct Meri Meri Something Wicked Cupcake Kit DecoPac Halloween Icons Cupcake Picks (12 Count)

There are some really delicious Halloween cupcake ideas here for you to enjoy.

Halloween Cupcakes
Are you going to serve a Halloween cupcake or two this year? There are some great ways of making and/or decorating your Halloween cupcakes which I’ve tried to pull together here…

Costumes Beginning with E

Posted on September 24, 2012 by Lou

Costumes That Start With The Letter E

Are you looking for costumes beginning with E? If so you’ve come to the right place as I have an awesome costume collection just for you from Elvis to Elizabeth I and from Edward Scissorhands to an elephant there are some cool costumes that start with E.

I love thinking of different costumes that start with a certain letter which is probably because of the amount of alphabet parties I attended in my early 20s. If you’ve never been to an alphabet party then you don’t know what you’re missing. Alphabet parties are basically a themed fancy dress event whereby you pick a letter of the alphabet like E and everyone has to dress as something beginning with that letter. It’s amazing what people come up with and so much fun.

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Regardless of why you need a costume that starts with E, let’s have a look at what fancy dress outfits we’ve found for you….

The Big List of Costumes Beginning with E

Eagle
Earth
Edgar Allan Poe
Edna Everage – otherwise known as Dame Edna.
Edward Scissorhands – the licensed Edward Scissorhands costumes look fantastic and take you back to the first of the Tim Burton Johnny Depp collaborations.
Edwardian Gent or Lady – historical costumes are very popular and with the popularity of shows such as Downtown Abbey (the first season was based in the post-Edwardian era, but some of the costumes were still quite Edwardian in looks) these costumes are bound to be a hit.
Egg – there are a few fried egg costumes, but this could also be an Easter egg.
Eggplant
Egyptian Queen – the most popular Egyptian queen is Cleopatra, and she’s often portrayed wearing the heavy make up that Elizabeth Taylor characterized her in on the silver screen.
Einstein
Elephant
Elf or Elf on the Shelf
Elizabeth I – if you sport a red curly wig with a Tudor costume then people will automatically think of you as Queen Elizabeth.
Elle Woods – the pink clothed, chihuahua loving wannabe lawyer from Legally Blonde
Elmo
Elsa from Frozen
Elton John
Elvira – the mistress of the night herself
Elvis – the King had many different looks through his musical career, but the one most commonly emulated seems to be his jumpsuit era.

Aloha Elvis Adult Costume,White,Medium Ernie The Elephant Plush Mascot Costume Elvira Mistress of the Dark Costume

Eminem
Emma, the Yellow Wiggle
(An) Emo
Emperor
Emperor Penguin
Emu
Eric Cartman from Southpark
Eskimo

Eskimo Woman Adult Costume Plus Size Eskimo (2X) Costume Disney 3Pc.Evil Queen Costume

Esmeralda
ET the Extra-Terrestrial
Eve – a nude colored bodystocking with strategically placed fig leafs make for an easy costume idea for someone with a lot of confidence to carry off.
Evel Knievel
Evil Queen – before she went by the name of Ravenna, Snow White’s evil stepmom was simply known as the Evil Queen.
Executioner

If you’re after a costume beginning with a different letter of the alphabet then I’ve got you covered with my A-Z costume page.

Back to the letter E – which costume idea is your favorite?

Baby Bunting Halloween Costumes

Posted on September 17, 2012 by Lou

A baby’s first Halloween means choosing a great costume, but as a parent you also want to make sure that your baby is comfortable as well as looking absolutely adorable – this means choosing one of the baby bunting Halloween costumes available.

I absolutely love baby bunting costumes they are just so cute and there are quite a few to choose from including Superhero costumes, food costumes or even Halloween inspired costumes (think candy corn, pumpkins and witches), it’s hard to know where to start.

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It’s not only the cute factor though, these costumes allow a baby to stretch and kick as it wants and is comfy enough for them to sleep if they need to, basically it’s like a baby sleep suit disguised as a Halloween costume.

The only problem is which of these baby bunting Halloween costumes to choose. To make things easier I’ve selected a few of my favorites for you.

Baby Girl Bunting Costumes

Cute & Adorable, Baby’s First Halloween Costume Ideas

Ladybug costumes have long been popular with young girls and there are some gorgeous ladybug baby bunting costumes to choose from. This one is probably my favorite of them all, I love the headpiece as well as the bunting costume.

Ladybug Bunting Infant Costume – Kid’s Costumes

I think this Baby Mermaid Costume is absolutely adorable. The legs have ample room to move in the ‘bunting’ part of the costume while the ‘fin’ part of the ‘fish tail’ is on the bottom.

The costume also comes with a cute headpiece, although depending on your baby this may or may not stay in place! A gorgeous costume in my opinion.

I also think that the next costume is pretty cute as a baby girl costume – an adorable pink monster. This baby girl bunting costume is a hooded one as well which some babies don’t seem to mind as much as headpieces.

Pink Monster Baby Bunting Costume

Baby Boy Bunting Costumes

Simply Gorgeous Baby’s First Halloween Costume

A classic baby boy bunting costume is a football inspired one, the first of these that I ever saw was a football costume which was very cute. My favorite one, however, is the next one which is 50% football and 50% football player and 100% cute!

Newborn Football Bunting, Newborn Ages 0-9 months)

Of course there’s always a superhero or two that you can dress your baby up as and it was a real toss up between Superman and Batman for this next costume, but I think the Superman bunting costume was just a little cuter!

Superman Deluxe Bunting Infant Halloween Costume

Of course you can’t look at baby bunting costumes without coming up with a few monsters and this one is just as cute as the pink one featured above –

Underwraps Baby’s Monster Bunting Belly-Babies, Blue/Green, Infant

More Baby Bunting Halloween Costumes

There are so many costumes available that it’s hard to know where to stop so here’s a few more that I love which you could use for girls or boys.

This first costume is a caterpillar one, now there’s a few different caterpillar costumes available but for me this is the cutest. I think it reminds me of the Very Hungary Caterpillar, it also looks extremely comfy and the hat is simply adorable –

Caterpillar Baby Bunting Costume