Kids love Halloween Food Crafts: Eyeball Spiders, Pumpkin Spiders
Halloween Food Crafts for kids: Halloween Spiders is a Fashionista Event and a promotional item was provided to me by Sweetworks. Hosts for this event are Still Blonde after all these Years and ModlyChic 
Eye Ball Spiders, Pumpkin Spiders — Fun to make with little hands
There is nothing that’s as much fun as making Halloween crafts. They are silly and spooky! But the best kind of craft is a Halloween food craft for kids…because you EAT it when you are done. How about these slightly eerie Halloween pumpkin and eyeball spiders that we whipped up from using candy from Sweetworks? 
Want to know how to make this fun Halloween food craft?
Here’s the recipe so you can get to some creepy spiders of your own:
- White Candy Coating (or whatever color you wish), make sure to use a candy coating not just melted chocolate, it doesn't set up the same way
- 1 package Celebration by Sweetworks Pearls (I used the Halloween Mix and Autumn Mix, but they have a huge variety)
- 1 package Celebration by Sweetworks Spooky Eyeballs Or Halloween Mix Gumballs
- Place a piece of wax paper on a cookie sheet
- Melt two squares (or a handful of wafers) of candy coating in microwave or on the stovetop. Once melted you must move very quickly. Put melted chocolate into a quart size ziplock bag and pipe 4 pairs of legs (8 legs total). ½ of the legs should be shaped for the right and half for the left body of the spider...so angle legs accordingly. Make another batch. Then, you might want to make some extras in case a few legs break.
- Quickly press in the Celebration by Sweetworks Pearls to decorate the legs.
- Place decorated legs in fridge for 10 minutes.
- Once legs are set, remove from fridge.
- Spread another piece of wax paper on a cookie sheet.
- Melt 1 more square of candy coating (or a half handful of wafers). On the wax paper, use a spoon to make 2 thick round circle about the size of a silver dollar .
- Working quickly, place a spooky eyeball or pumpkin in the center of each circle as a head.
- Put 4 legs on each side of the spider, balancing against each other and the center head. You might have to hold briefly but the chocolate sets up very quickly. Carefully place completed spiders in fridge for 15 min to finish setting.
Watch these steps to see the whole Halloween spider building process
Let kids help you make a spooky display with your Halloween spiders
You can use your spooky spiders made from Sweetworks candies to create a Halloween display too!
Sweetworks is a candy and chocolate manufacturer serving consumers, fundraisers, retailers, distributors, and vending machine operators worldwide. The goal of SweetWorks is to give customers rich quality products and great customer service, while striving to make the best even better. Just look at all the amazing items that Sweetworks has for your Halloween needs. In my opinion, these items are perfect for Halloween trick or treating, class treats, a little treat for your sweetie, or all your food crafting needs: 
Sweetwork Spooky Eyeball Gumballs, Halloween Mix Gumballs, Orange and Black Sixlet Combo, Autum Mx Sixlets, Halloween Mix Gumballs, Pumpkin Spice Ovation Breakapart
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I might have to try making these for my grandsons since they love eyeball candies…me, not so much lol but they definitely enjoy eating them.
I love these ideas for Halloween parties!!
My grandchildren would love these!
These Spiders are really a cute decoration! I love how you have the table set up with the spiders! They don’t appear to be too hard to make. You just have to act quick once the chocolate mixture is hot! It looks like such a fun project to do with the kids! I just love it! Thanks so much for sharing! I truly appreciate it! Thanks again, Michele 🙂
That looks like a lot of fun to make–thanks for sharing!
I have always hated spiders until now. This is great project for kids. I would actually eat these spiders!
This is Such a Fun Idea & I Know that Kids would Just Love to Help Make these! I Don’t Have Kids; All I have is One Niece & Two Nephews and They are Too Old for this Kind of Thing! It Makes me Sad that They Would Prefer Video Games than Arts & Crafts or Baking with Their Aunt! When I Was Little My Favorite Thing was Helping My Mom Decorate the House for Every Occasion (and I Do Mean EVERY OCCASION!)I Love to Help Her Make Different Festive Foods & Even Drinks for the Holidays! The Funniest Part was All the Spooky Foods we Made All Halloween and I Hate that Kids Know Days just Are Not Interested in Anything that Isn’t Electronic! To be a Kid Again, Those were the Good Ole Days! Have a Blessed Day & a Safe and Happy Halloween! Jana
Thanks Jana!! You know what, go to your church or local school and make crafts. Kids will love it. The Chief Blonde
These are so cute. I love Halloween food.
Going to have to try these wow looks very yummy.
This is such a cool idea! Although, I’m not very good when it comes to making candy. My sister would love it. “Pinned” Thanks!
These spiders are so cute and a great item for the kids to make for school or give to their friends on Halloween.
Great idea for a little project with the grandchildren.
These are great crafts and very creative, I like the pumpkin spider. I’m sure the kids will love this craft. Thank you for sharing this post.
those are some creepy looking spiders, but I love them 🙂 thanks for sharing with us
Those are awesome! My boys would love these as a treat for their class.
Great stuff. I pinned!
I have always been creeped out by the eyeball candies, but they look so cute as spiders! My kids would enjoy making these. I would enjoy eating them!
What a fun project to do with my kiddies.
I love these ideas. My kids would love it. THey are all the way in when it comes to halloween. I sthere favorite holiday
I can’t wait to try these for Halloween! They are adorable and fun!