Make Your Own Halloween Candy Holder

This adorably spellbinding DIY Witch Pumpkin Candy Holder is the perfect place to store your Halloween Candy Stash. This Halloween craft project is so simple to make.

This adorably spellbinding Witch Pumpkin Candy Holder is the perfect place to store your Halloween Candy Stash.

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Witch better have my candy! OK, so that is not exactly how the song goes but those lyrics are perfectfor this DIY Halloween Witch Pumpkin Candy Holder. For most, Halloween candy and trick or treating is at the center of this fun holiday.

I kind of veered off-topic with this easy DIY since it is not a Disney Inspired Pumpkin but…..you can technically say it is because I bet one of the Sanderson Sisters would approve. It’s a fun craft you can easily make for Halloween candy or non-candy treats.

The inspiration for this project came from a cute witch’s hat headband that I found at the craft store. Faux foam pumpkins are also readily available too. All the Disney Inspired Pumpkin Ideas I have created would not exist without faux pumpkins. I like to stock up at the after Halloween sales the year before because they are on sale and super cheap. I found a larger black one with a hole carved out. If you can’t find one like this, you can carve it out yourself.

Supplies Needed To Make This Halloween Candy Holder

Black Craft Pumpkin

Witch Hat Headband (available in the costume section)

Pumpkin Carving Knife

Glue Gun

Halloween Candy

Non-Candy Treats

How To Make a DIY Witch Pumpkin Candy Holder

Step 1:

I cut the hat away from the headband .

Step 2:

Apply some hot glue so it would adhere to the top of the pumpkin.

Step 3:

Add a few extra feathers, spiders and pumpkins to fill it out a little more.

Step 4:

Fill with your favorite Halloween Candy or non-candy treat or toys.

I think this Witch Pumpkin Candy Holder literally took only 15 minutes to make. It’s a boo-tiful way to share Halloween treats and candy with the trick or treaters who visit your home.