Every year for Halloween Ava and I create something fun to give her friends in her music class.

Everyone is already overloaded with candy so I thought popcorn would be a fun treat. I had seen similar treats called Witch’s Hands but we decided to make our a little different {and more festive}.

We decided to fill gloves with popcorn, complete with a few Halloween sprinkles and candy corn fingernails, and then for a final touch we taped on glitter spiders and a lollipop {because it is Halloween and you have to give them candy 😉 }. They turned out great and Ava enjoyed helping me and her friends loved them, of course!

These treats were made for Halloween but you can customize them for any holiday! Wouldn’t they be cute for Christmas or Valentine’s Day?

Scroll down for the recipe and check out our Halloween pics too!

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Print Recipe

Spider Popcorn and Candy Hands

Makes 12 hands

Ingredients

3 bags of microwave popcorn {I used kettle corn}
12 lollipops
60 pieces of candy corn
Halloween sprinkles or candy pieces optional
Non latex foodsafe disposable gloves
plastic spiders
ribbon

Instructions

Pop all the popcorn and place in a large bowl or two to cool down.
Drop a piece of candy corn, white part first, into each of the five fingers of each glove. These are the nails.
Fill all the gloves with popcorn, making sure to fill the fingers and hand all the way.
Tie securely with ribbon.
Use tape to attach a plastic spider to the front of each glove.
Use tape to attach a lollipop to each thumb.
Give to all your friends and enjoy your spooky treat!

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I found these disposable gloves at Wal-Mart.

I got non latex {some kids are allergic} and food safe.

Pop a few bags of popcorn. I chose kettle corn,

since it’s sweet and salty and oh so yummy!

Add a few Halloween sprinkles if you would like.

Fill each gloves fingers with a candy corn, white side first, to look like fingernails.

You could also use jellybeans.

Not will with popcorn, tie with a ribbon, and add any extras you would like.

I taped on glitter spiders and added a lollipop on each thumb.

How cute are these? Simple to make and a hit with the kids!

These are not just for Halloween either.

Customize them for any holiday including Christmas and Valentine’s Day!

Ava and I have a tradition of “booing” the neighbors. You put together a basket of Halloween themed goodies and leave them anonymously on their doorstep. The idea is that they will boo you, and other neighbors, back! Check out www.booitforward.com.