Clotted Jelly and unidentifiable chocolate? Dessert is served.
These are quick and easy if you forgot that tomorrow is Halloween and need a last-minute
something-or-other.
I created two different flavours of jelly to create two-tones and a more blood-like colour. Bit weird.
Mash the jelly up to create a more 'clotted' effect and transfer in to either glass or plastic
jars/tumblers, and whilst you are transferring the jelly, add halloween-themed and shaped sweets
and treats [I used the same 'brain' chocolates as this post] as your 'specimens'. Jelly teeth,
chocolate eyeballs and spiders, a bit like last year, all work brilliantly.
To create a more 'specimen jar' effect, I created and added cataloguing labels:
If you fancy making your own specimen jars, you can save to and print out from your computer
the template below. You can add your own descriptions, year of discovery, location of where the specimen was found and any other markings:
see you next time x
This was so useful! Thank you for breaking it down so clearly.
ReplyDeleteThis idea of Halloween specimen jelly jars is so creative! I can totally imagine them being a spooky yet fun décor element for a themed house party. I recently moved into a 4 BHK Flat in Noida Extension
ReplyDeleteand I’m already thinking about using this DIY idea to set up a creepy-cool corner for my guests. Thanks for the inspiration