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I have a daughter. She's almost 3. A Halloween dilemma that I have in my house this year is whether to go trick-or-treating with her and my wife or to stay home and give out candy. If I go with my daughter and wife then I would need to leave a "just take one" bowl on the porch and hope that the neighborhood kids have some semblance of honesty. I decided I would make a deterrent to keep the candy distribution to one piece per trick-or-treater.
This Instructable shows you how to create a quick, cheap, and easy solution to the "just take one" bowl pillaging that the neighborhood kids are capable of. By creating a convincing sign to put near your candy bowl you can limit your candy loses.
This Instructable shows you how to create a quick, cheap, and easy solution to the "just take one" bowl pillaging that the neighborhood kids are capable of. By creating a convincing sign to put near your candy bowl you can limit your candy loses.
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Signing UpStep 1Materials and Supplies
In addition to the actual bowl of candy, you'll need:
- Computer with word-processing software
- Printer
- Spray adhesive
- Cardboard
- Paint stirring stick
- White glue
- Razor knife
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and this with the jackolantern flame thrower would be epic!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really though, this is a cute idea. Assuming some people don't take it too seriously. Haha.