Halloween Scarecrow Candy Dish

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I saw an adorable scarecrow candy dish on Pinterest, so I had to make some for Halloween. You can see the scarecrow that inspired me in this blog post. They are so easy to create using a simple and inexpensive clay pot.

scarecrow candy dishes on the steps outside

Scarecrow candy dish family

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How to Make a Scarecrow Candy Dish

Candy Dish Supplies

You can see a video of me making the smallest scarecrow in this video.

Blue jeans or blue fabric (fat quarter)

Orange fabric (fat quarter)

Twine

Buttons

Raffia
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Paint pen

Pencil

Paint (orange, blue, and black)

Fiberfill

Paintbrushes

Scissors

Candy

Ribbon (optional)

Hot gun and glue sticks

candy dish Craft supplies on a table

Craft Supplies

Painting the clay pot orange

Applying orange paint to the clay pot

Painting the wooden button with black paint

Paint buttons

Cutting out the legs out of old jeans

Cut legs out of fabric

Cut two rectangles out of the blue and the orange fabric (2.5 by 6″) to make the legs and arms.

Folding the cut edge of the jean fabric over

Fold over fabric

Gluing the jean fabric leg over to form a tube shape

Glue side seam

Folding over one short edge of the orange arm fabric

Fold over arm seam

Stuffing the fabric arms with fiberfil

Stuff scarecrow arms

Gluing raffia pieces inside the leg hem

Add raffia to legs and arm finished end.

Paint the rim of the clay pot with blue paint

Paint the clay pot rim

Glue on the google eyes under the rim

Glue on the google eyes

Glue on a button nose to the clay pot (head)

Glue on scarecrow eyes

Draw on a mouth with a pencil

Draw on a mouth

Using a paint market to paint on a scarecrow mouth

Paint on mouth

Glue fabric scraps and raffia on the top of the scarecrow body pot

Add raffia on the scarecrow body

Attach arms to over the fabric scraps and raffia on the bottom of the clay pot

attach arms

Attach the jean legs to the inside of the bottom pot's rim with glue

Attach legs

Glue on twine belt around the blue rim of the pot

Glue on twine

Add three buttons on the front of the body's clay pot

Attach buttons

Glue the scarecrow head to the body

Glue on the scarecrow head

Glue raffia to the inside of the scarecrow head

Attach raffia

The top pot filled with Halloween candy

Halloween candy

This adorable mom has a messy bow that is perfect for fall and Halloween.

Large and small scarecrows sitting on the porch

Large and small scarecrows

This sweet scarecrow family is sure to delight both young and old.

The scarecrow family sitting on the porch step

Scarecrow family

More Fall Posts You Might Enjoy:

One of the most popular fall/Halloween posts is DIY Wood Pumpkins.

See you soon,

Kippi

Ps. This post has been shared on Between Naps on the Porch.

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Janet

Saturday 29th of October 2022

This is just darling!

Marie

Friday 28th of October 2022

How cute are these?! My son would love this project :)

Lynne

Thursday 27th of October 2022

This is adorable, Kippi! So fun and festive for Halloween! Pinned!

Charity

Thursday 27th of October 2022

Stop it!!! These are too cute! I need to make some myself for Halloween too!

Kristin

Thursday 27th of October 2022

So so cute!! Thank you for linking up to Whimsy Home Wednesday! https://fifthsparrownomore.com/whimsy-home-wednesday-1-whimsical-halloween-home/

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