To make this boney white chocolate skeleton simply fill the skeleton parts candy mould with melted white chocolate, leave to set and pop out each section. The skeleton parts can then be arranged sitting up and dangling over cupcakes, ice cream etc or arranged flat on top of a larger cake. I recommend using the Callebaut white chocolateand why not try the plastic squeezy bottles to melt the chocolate in and squeeze into the moulds? If this isn't scary enough, add some plastic spider rings and bat pix!

If you are looking for some Halloween cupcake decorations then these are perfect.  Designs include a spider, witch, skull, pumpkin and bat and are sold in packs of 50 or 250. 

If all these gruesome decorations are too scarey for you, then how about this cute and cuddly pumpkin?  He (or maybe a she) comes with 11 other pumpkins and is sure to make any trick or treater smile.  You will be smiling too as they are only £2.99 for 12.

These Halloween treat bags are brilliant fun with wacky ghost and skeleton designs. Once filled with Halloween treats wrap with the twist ties provided or simply use one of our Halloween ribbons to create a really professional look. When opened up, the sides are clear so that the contents can be seen. For a look at our full range of Halloween packaging, click here.

Special Spooky Offers!

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Our Halloween jelly houses have been slashed from £3.45 to £3.10.  Click on each heading for more details....  

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Our haunted manor cases are decorated with scary bats and swirls and come in 2 sizes, mini muffin cases (pack of 100) and cupcake cases (pack of 75).  Both are now on special offer at £2.25.

I really could go on forever with our range of Halloween treats but please continue to view our products and ideas on www.cakecraftworld.com .

This corset cake is very simple to make but very effective.  It was made for my Stepdaughter's 21st birthday and she loved it! The 'studs' are silver dragees but you could also use our pink ones.  I decided to use a black satin ribbon on this cake but you could make yours from black sugarpaste.  This bubblegum pink sugarpaste was achieved by mixing shocking pink and white sugarpaste together in equal quantities.  I made the roses from black petal paste but you can use our hand made medium black rose.

This pretty topper shows the showgirl theme in a different light.  The rose is made from our wired organza ribbon and then teamed up with one of our feather sprays and finished with a silver diamante number pick.

Garrett frills always remind me of frilly knickers so what better place to use them than on a burlesque cake!  I have lined the frills with our silver beading and topped it with black feathers and white shooting star spray.  We have many different colour combinations of feather and sprays, why not experiment?

This delightful little cupcake was sent in by Samantha Douglas and I think it is very burlesque! Simply cover your cupcake with black sugarpaste then layer it with a smaller scalloped edge circle of pink sugarpaste.  To get the patterned bra effect, use one of our great textured rolling pins and finish off with tiny silver dragees and a moulded rose.  Perfect!

I have had some lovely photos sent in this month.  Please also have a look on our new cake gallery section of the website for our collection.

 Cara Smith has sent in her photo of the cake she made for her

Son's birthday.  Have you noticed that the trees are made out of Twix bars?! If you need some help in modelling animals, this Sugar Animals book is excellent and I use it all the time.

Claire Bateman considers herself and amateur with not much experience but I love this castle cake.  She has used our romantic castle kit to create this.

This cake beautiful with all it's handmade roses is from Danielle Chrystal.  For our full range of handmade roses, click here.

Dawn Harmer's cake is a pretty 3 tiered heart cake which is so delicate. 

I absolutely love this teapot and cup combo Emma McEwen! 

Eunice Boateng has used our Classic Wonder Mould to create this beautiful communion Princess, including bible.

Jo Smith is a beginner and has sent in her Peppa Pig cake which is brilliant.  Blossoms can be created by using flower plunger cutters.