28 Spectacularly Spooky Halloween Crafts, Treats and Costumes

Make sure your Halloween is the most spook-tacular one yet for your little goblins. We've got 28 Halloween Recipes, Crafts and Costumes from our frightfully savvy bloggers. Trick or Treat!

This Olaf costume might not be frozen but its freaking cool and easy to make.

They're jiggly monsters, isn't that gross enough?

They're creepy for sure…but you can stuff them with healthy sandwich fillings (egg, chicken or tuna salad) to fill your kids up before the sugar high.

We love this activity for developing early counting and fine motor skills.

Some not-so-scary party games that your little goblins will love.

You'll have no need for the canned variety of pumpkin filling now that you're armed with the easiest way to carve out the pumpkin flesh for baking muffins and pies or making soup.

You don't need super powers to make this no-sew Supergirl costume.

For a decidedly healthy start to one of the most sugar-filled days of the year, may we suggest a Ghoulishly Green Smoothie for breakfast?

This isn't your everyday front door wreath. The black crow will spook anyone out before they even walk up the steps. Cue the creepy haunted music in the background…

It appears that orange is not the new black, after all. They both hold their own and work well together in these fun-to-make but more-fun-to-eat cookies.

Jack Skellington cupcakes are strictly for the devils in your class.

Fill up your little goblins with a healthy breakfast on Halloween morning—because it's all downhill after that.

This no-sew Evil Queen Costume isn't just an aspirational idea—it's evil genius at work and you can make it happen thanks to the detailed tutorial provided.

All you need for these cookies is the matching costume…we'll leave that to you.

Get wickedly crafty with these glow-in-the-dark broom sticks. They're easy, cheap and they make the perfect party favour or sugar-free treat at the door.

All you need to make these mummy pops is four simple ingredients…plus a lot of self-control to stop from eating all the Oreos while you work. Yum.

We've heard that an infestation of chocolate spiders is called Chocrachnophobia. Say that ten times really fast and you can eat ten more.

Try some new tricks on old Jack for a change, because carving is fun but designing and decorating can be even more fun—and your pumpkin will last longer.

What's an entrance without bats? Not spooky, that's what.

Pom-poms look kind of hard to make, but they're not…and spiders look kind of gross, and they are. But pom-pom spiders look awesome...and they are, and they're easy to make.

We didn't believe in witches until we saw this one in the window…

Did you say ‘yummy Mummy'?

Trick or Treat…smell these feet!

Melt a little chocolate and add your favourite Halloween candies for the prefect bark that says ‘Boo'!

These printables are ah-mazing, just affix them to a treat bag containing a small game and the kids should keep settled and quiet for a few minutes at least.

The picture looks like a Queen of Hearts costume (which we heart) but the real pearl here is the tutorial for a no-sew cape which can be used for costumes such as a Dracula, a Super Hero or a Frog Prince!

Slimy treats can be as much fun as sugary treats.

What's All Hallows' Eve without a few black cats around?