Craft A "Vomitrocious" Halloween Appetizer Display!

Appetizer or snack for a doll's Halloween bash or party is shown above from three different angles.
The theme, although not too tasteful, but tasty, is a common one at Halloween parties for little children. 

Supply List: thin kitchen foil, masking tape, newsprint or newspaper, hot glue gun and hot glue, clay paper mache pulp, acrylic paints, thin cardboard, and Mod Podge to seal.

Step-by-Step Instructions: 

• Wad newsprint into the shape and size you wish your Jack-o-lantern to be and hold this together with a bit of masking tape.
• Add a final layer of tin foil at the end; use on one sheets worth on the final layer. The kitchen foil will not stick to the inner crushed ball shape during the drying process and this it why I use it. 
• Mix together the paper clay mache pulp according to the directions on the outside package. Do not make more than a 1/3 cup at a time as the pulp is expensive and you may not need so very much of it for this particular craft.
• Use a permanent ink pen to draw the Jack-o-lantern's face on the outside of the foil. 
• Now press on a thin layer of pulp all over the newsprint/foil form excluding the inside of the shapes where his face will be left open. This mimics the carving of his features.
• Let the paper clay pulp dry over night.
• In the morning sculpt on the 'ridges' of the pumpkin, even if the mache is not completely dried out.
• Set aside the little Halloween Jack-o-lantern to dry completely in a warm dry place.
• Once the pumpkin head has hardened, carefully pull out the newsprint. Leave the foil behind if it sticks. The interior of the Jack-o-lantern may feel less dry. If it does, leave the pumpkin head to dry all the way before painting it.
• Paint the pumpkin using quick drying acrylic paints. Layer on several shades of orange on the outside of this little fellow. Paint it's interior black or yellow.
• Hot glue this pumpkin to a cardboard 'plate' cut and decoupaged with a decorative Halloween paper.
• Leave enough room off to the side for the guacamole dip and chips to be positioned as though your Jack-o-lantern is spitting-up something 'spooky!'  
• The guacamole is made with the same paper pulp as the Jack-o-lantern head. Just mash up a small amount of prepared paper clay both inside and out of it's gaping mouth. Let this dry overnight before painting it green.
• To make the chips, cut small doll-sized triangle chip shapes from cardboard and then paint the tiny chips yellowish tan.
• Glue the chips to the plate around the guacamole and serve up the spooking snack to all of your doll's visitors for a Halloween party.

More Food Displays for A Doll's Halloween:

• A melty monster cake with googly eyes . . . 
• Upcycle a Jello mold into a doll's candy dish
• Decoupage with paper and discarded packaging to make more Halloween candy dishes!

See how real people make puking pumpkins

for Halloween! by CRICRI*Creative