Ideas for Edible Pumpkin Crafts, Just in Time for Fall

<h1>Ideas for Edible Pumpkin Crafts, Just in Time for Fall</h1>Author: <a title="Tami McBride" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/authors/tami-mcbride/177048.htm">Tami McBride</a> Fall is the time for pumpkins and a wonderful time to try some edible pumpkin crafts.  Using Bundt or mini Bundt cake pans, you can create creative pumpkin crafts, perfect for parties or gifts for family, friends and coworkers. To make a <a href="http://www.make-easy-crafts.com/Easy-Halloween-Craft-Pumpkin-Cake.html">pumpkin</a> with a regular Bundt cake pan, you will need your favorite cake recipe, orange glaze for the cake, a regular ice cream cone and green glaze or ganache for the cone. When the cake is baked and cooled, place it on a wire tray with a cookie sheet underneath (to catch the drippings).  Pour orange glaze over the cake, coating completely.  Allow the glaze to dry. Dip the ice cream cone in the green glaze or ganache and allow to dry. When the cake and cone are dry, transfer the cake to a serving dish.  Place the cone upside down in the center of the cake.  You now have a delightful pumpkin. A <a href="http://www.make-easy-crafts.com/Halloween-Craft.html">pumpkin craft</a> made from a mini Bundt cake pan is a good size for gift giving.  For this craft project you will need a mini Bundt cake pan, your favorite cake recipe, orange glaze and a Rolo candy. Bake the cake, remove from pan and allow to cool.  Place the cake on a wire rack with a cookie sheet underneath.  Pour the orange glaze on the mini Bundt cake, covering completely.  Allow the glaze to dry. When the glaze is dry, transfer the cake to a serving dish.  Place one Rolo in the indentation in the center of the cake to complete the pumpkin craft. These simple edible pumpkin crafts are easy enough projects for children to help with.  They make great gifts for teachers, friends and coworkers.About the Author: Tami McBride created <A href="http://www.make-easy-crafts.com/">Make-Easy-Crafts.com</A> as part of a graduate project at Northern Arizona University. She is always on the lookout for interesting craft ideas to share with her web visitors.Article Source: <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/">ArticlesBase.com</a> - <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/desserts-articles/ideas-for-edible-pumpkin-crafts-just-in-time-for-fall-1403679.html" title="Ideas for Edible Pumpkin Crafts, Just in Time for Fall">Ideas for Edible Pumpkin Crafts, Just in Time for Fall</a>

Fall is the time for pumpkins and a wonderful time to try some edible pumpkin crafts. Using Bundt or mini Bundt cake pans, you can create creative pumpkin crafts, perfect for parties or gifts for family, friends and coworkers.

To make a pumpkin with a regular Bundt cake pan, you will need your favorite cake recipe, orange glaze for the cake, a regular ice cream cone and green glaze or ganache for the cone.

When the cake is baked and cooled, place it on a wire tray with a cookie sheet underneath (to catch the drippings). Pour orange glaze over the cake, coating completely. Allow the glaze to dry.

Dip the ice cream cone in the green glaze or ganache and allow to dry.

When the cake and cone are dry, transfer the cake to a serving dish. Place the cone upside down in the center of the cake. You now have a delightful pumpkin.

A pumpkin craft made from a mini Bundt cake pan is a good size for gift giving. For this craft project you will need a mini Bundt cake pan, your favorite cake recipe, orange glaze and a Rolo candy.

Bake the cake, remove from pan and allow to cool. Place the cake on a wire rack with a cookie sheet underneath. Pour the orange glaze on the mini Bundt cake, covering completely. Allow the glaze to dry.

When the glaze is dry, transfer the cake to a serving dish. Place one Rolo in the indentation in the center of the cake to complete the pumpkin craft.

These simple edible pumpkin crafts are easy enough projects for children to help with. They make great gifts for teachers, friends and coworkers.

Tami McBride created Make-Easy-Crafts.com as part of a graduate project at Northern Arizona University. She is always on the lookout for interesting craft ideas to share with her web visitors.

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