Bewitched Witches Hat Cake: Make a yummy looking witches hat cake by placing a large ice cream cone upside down on top of a round cake (cone is filled with cake) and frost the whole works with chocolate frosting. Decorate lightly with gummy worms and candies. A super easy Halloween cake! Recipe and details found at FoodNetwork.com.

Bewitching Invitation: A green witch’s hand on top of the card stock invitation with a fake red fingernail pasted on. The invites are simple yet charming! To get the hand template download, you have to be a member of BHG (free). Details found at BHG.com.

Creepy Witches Fingers: Gross everyone out with these awfully realistic looking, creepy cookies–but always a Halloween favorite! Check out the way she displayed them too–yikes! Recipe from Britta.com.

Pumpkin Pattern – Flying Witch: A beautiful witch design with a star studded sky and a half moon in the background, design is for advanced carvers. (Template download: Flying Witch). Design found at MarthaStewart.com.

Pumpkin Pattern – Witch: A very detailed template design of a witch. Witch Template Download (pdf). Design found at MarthaStewart.com.

Simple Witch Pop-up: Template for a paper witch pop-up, find the assembly instructings by clicking the “Next” link at the bottom right corner. Template at Robertsabuda.com.

Witch Hat Treats: The tray of treats for school could not be easier to put together than this, and they’re sure to be a hit too! A bag of chocolate kisses, a box of chocolate wafers and a tube of icing is all you need. Not that crafty with baking? This is the treat tray for you. Details found at Scribbit.

Witch Hats: These paper mache hats give a nice crumply, wrinkled look that you can paint to look quite nice. Great idea to use them as display pieces throughout the house. I think the picture with the best lighting is in the bottom left corner on the web page, you’ll get a good idea of how these can look. Project details at Howloween Queen.

Witch Kitchen Jars: Jars filled with ingredients to look creepy. Basic household items and regular jars used. Print off spooky labels and you have some nice decorations for a witch kitchen display. Check them out, they look awesome! Details found at aranamuerta.com.

Witch’s Cauldron Candy Holder: A witch’s cauldron that sits on a pair of very knobby kneed witch’s legs. Very cute and unique idea! Details found at HGTV.com.

Witches’ Brew: Two different recipes that contain alcohol that are served in cauldrons with dry ice. Smoky, spooky beverage for adults. Recipes by Britta.com.

Witches Brew Tea: Nice hot treat to relax with after the Halloween festivities are over for the night–or serve as an after meal treat. Recipe found at HalloweenKitchen.com.

Witches Broom (Made From Yard Waste): Here’s a simple project to make a witches broom out of fallen branches and twigs, hot glue and some twine. Looks very effective. Project by DIY Maven at Curbly.