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Spooky ShackTM Gingerbread House Kit

Create an edible Halloween centerpiece with this super-fun kit that requires no baking. Our Spooky Shack is made from delicious prebaked gingerbread pieces that you assemble using icing (made from icing starter mix) as mortar.

Decorate the seven-piece house and its yard with the kit's candy corn, licorice, cookie crumb "dirt" and five food-coloring packets including spooky black. Kit also includes five decorating bags for icing, icing starter mix, cardboard tray for the yard, and instructions. Add edible Decorating Sprinkles (4.4 oz) and more Halloween flavor with non-candy Accessory Packs. Pack One contains Tombstones (5), Skeletons (3), Brooms (4), and Jack-o'-Lanterns; Pack Two includes the Spooky Tree, Ghostie Fence, and Lighted Eyeball String. The Spooky Moon, on a telescopic stand that includes a battery pack so you can turn it on and off, eclipses all other special effects.

Presto Change-Oh! Cookery

Mix up a batch of Wizard Magic Sugar Cookie dough (just add butter and water), wave the included wand, and - SURPRISE! - watch the dough turn blue before your very eyes. Roll it out; cut out cookies with the witch-hat-shaped cutter, frost with the included mix, and sprinkle with purple fairy dust. It's one of the best ways to get in the spirit of Halloween! Or... make a Green Alien Pizza with purple pizza sauce! Just add your own cheese, bake, and invite all goblins to help you gobble up this Happy Halloween feast - the kit makes two pizzas!

Spider Cookies Decorating Kit

Halloween fun and creativity begins with this pre-baked cookie kit! Included are 12 pre-baked cinnamon-sugar cookies in three Halloween shapes– four spiders, four webs and four witches. There’s a bag of orange sanding sugar, a strip of old-fashioned candy dots, licorice wheels, frosting mix, along with an icing bag. The very best part is –no baking! Perfect for school parties and fall birthday parties.

Halloween: The Best of Martha Stewart Living
Set the scene for the ultimate Halloween party with a magical yard full of pumpkins glowing with vibrant geometrics and sparkling with Christmas lights. Welcome guests with shadow lanterns flickering with bats and haunted windows. Strew the house with chiffon ghosts and fill the air with haunting sounds. Then host a pumpkin-carving feast, a crafty party, or a ghoulish supper, and whip up eyeball highballs, croaked messieurs, and spider-web sundaes. And don't forget the creepy makeup: follow along as willing victims transform into a skeleton, mummy, and several other creatures (Martha herself becomes an astonishing black widow) Organized in two sections, Halloween makes this holiday so much fun it’s scary. In “Tricking,” pranksters will find all manner of pumpkin carving, eerie lighting, and makeup and decorating ideas. “Treating” provides the recipes for having a Halloween feast or a hanted-house party and ideas for making mischief with kids.

101 Spooktacular Party Ideas
Planning a Halloween party has never been easier! Whether you are having a few neighborhood children over, or are throwing a huge Halloween bash, this book is filled with ideas that will help you haunt your house with boo-tiful decorations, serve sinisterly delectable treats, play bone chilling games and make fiendishly fun crafts and party favors.

Halloween School Parties : What Do I Do?

Halloween School Parties: What Do I Do? (charmingly illustrated throughout by Heather Anderson) is a parent or teacher "how-to" manual for putting on safe and fun Halloween parties for children of all ages. Halloween School Parties features eight themes, sixty games, fifty-five crafts/favors; forty-nine treats, eight drinks, eight parent costumes, twenty-two educational facts, more than fifty helpful hints, fifty-two interviews from children and adults, two hundred twenty-five illustrations, a chapter on "what, why and how"; and an index for ease of use.