Check out the "Honeydukes Sweet Shop" I put together for my oldest son's Harry Potter party. Isn't it the cutest?
I made the sign using a piece of (dollar store) foam core trimmed with pink duct tape. Then, I printed some letters onto cardstock and used double sided tape to secure them in place.
For the treats, I bought some jars at the dollar store, and added some labels I made using Picmonkey.com.
Here are the treats we had:
Bott's Every Flavor Beans - no-name gourmet jelly beans
Ollivander's Edible Wands - black liquorice
Fizzing Whizbees - popping candy
Mad Eye Moody's Eyeball Gum - eyeball gumballs
Chocolate Frogs - chocolate frogs made from frog-shaped chocolate molds
Remus' Werewolf Fangs - candy corn
I also made some "Golden Snitches" by hot gluing feathers onto gold foil wrapped chocolates.
What Harry Potter fan wouldn't love shopping at Honeydukes Sweet Shop? It's a fantastic loot bag idea.
♥
Gina (aka East Coast Mommy)
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Where did you get the gold chocolate balls?
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the gold chocolate balls?
ReplyDeleteThey are Ferraro Rocher chocolates. I got them at the dollar store.
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