Making Halloween Tombstones

Halloween tombstones are fun to make and some can even be eaten! These Halloween tombstones make great decorations and you can serve the edible ones to guests.

Let’s start with the cardboard variety. These are the easiest and also the least expensive to make. You can use these tombstones inside or out. All you do is cut the tombstones shapes out of cardboard and spray paint them. You can use gray paint with a little black for accent. Then using a permanent black marker, write an epitaph on each one. Finish up with a coat of spray sealer.
Wooden tombstones will last longer and won’t fall apart as easily in the rain and snow compared to their cardboard brothers. You will need a saw and -inch plywood for this project. After cutting out the tombstones use primer and then spray paint to cover. You can add the words with black paint and then attach the tombstones at the bottom to a piece of a 2×4 that you have also primed and painted. Seal the entire tombstone with clear sealer.

Now for the edible tombstones. You will need eight fudge coated graham cookies, eight fun size candy bars, four graham crackers split in half, white and chocolate frosting, pumpkin candy and green-tinted coconut. Put the plain cracker on a plate and use the chocolate frosting to attach the candy bar on top of it. Then attach the cookie to the back of the candy bar using the chocolate frosting to form the tombstone. Using the white frosting in a decorating bag with a fine tip, write each persons name on the tombstone. Decorate the bottoms of the tombstones with the coconut grass and candy pumpkins.

Amazon have a fun selection of tombstones that you can buy ready made:

Related Halloween Articles

• Home Made Halloween Props - Making Witches Hats For Halloween When making witches hats you should buy some large sheets of black construction paper. You will be able to find a pattern online or at your library if you need one. Just cut out the hat and roll it together, fasten with clear tape and you are done.
• Homemade Halloween Table Decorations - Let’s make homemade Halloween decorations for the table. If you are going to have a Halloween party, the table decorations are very important. You can begin making homemade Halloween decorations by making some candleholders. Buy a variety of pumpkins of different sizes and clean out the insides. Carve faces in the pumpkins if you wish and
• Extreme Halloween Decorations - Extreme Halloween decorations for real shock value. Share and Enjoy:
• Halloween Lighting - Alternatives to Candles for Halloween Decorating There are many alternatives to using candles as lights for Halloween decorations. If you are concerned about safety, and want to avoid the risk of fire, there are many choices now available in electric and battery-operated lights. Black lights are traditional lights for Halloween decorations because of the eerie glow they
• Halloween Decorations - There is something exciting about a scary setting at Halloween. Decorate your home for that etra special Halloween party. Share and Enjoy: