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Step 5Decorate the graveyard
Now it's time to set your creativity loose. Here's what we did:
Put some marshmallow ghosts (or other edible characters) in some of the coffins, but make sure they're not so big they block out the eerie glow (next step) and consider leaving at least one coffin empty. And you don't have to put a coffin lid on every coffin either.
Use some of the brownie "dirt" you saved to create mounds for a couple "fresh graves". It's OK to eat the any left over "dirt" after this step. :-)
We also used some extra frosting "grass" to make "grave mounds" and planted colorful cookie sprinkle "flowers" on them.
Use a frosting tube with a fine tip on it to write "R.I.P." or other messages on your cookie "headstones".
We found some random candies that were about the same size as our cookie "headstones" and used them to use them as headstones (after removing the sticks).
Put some marshmallow ghosts (or other edible characters) in some of the coffins, but make sure they're not so big they block out the eerie glow (next step) and consider leaving at least one coffin empty. And you don't have to put a coffin lid on every coffin either.
Use some of the brownie "dirt" you saved to create mounds for a couple "fresh graves". It's OK to eat the any left over "dirt" after this step. :-)
We also used some extra frosting "grass" to make "grave mounds" and planted colorful cookie sprinkle "flowers" on them.
Use a frosting tube with a fine tip on it to write "R.I.P." or other messages on your cookie "headstones".
We found some random candies that were about the same size as our cookie "headstones" and used them to use them as headstones (after removing the sticks).
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