Can she build it?  Yes she can!  I saw this idea online and thought it was a great idea!  I went to Lowe's, picked up a 4x6 piece of wood, 1/2 inch drill bit and two 1/2 inch dowels and sandpaper.  (Just ask the nice guys at Lowe's if you have no idea what I'm talking about *wink*).  This project literally took about an hour from beginning to end.  Cut your board to size (mine is about 22 inches long). I cut two dowels to 13.5 inches and two to 10.5 inches.  Since I had a party of 16, I wanted a doughnut stand with 4 dowels.  Drill holes every 4.5-5 inches.  Make sure you don't drill all the way through your 4x6.  Sand the board and the dowels.  Dust off the wood shavings and wipe down with a damp cloth.  Insert dowels into holes and wa-la!  So cute huh.  I'm partial to the natural wood look.  You could also decorate the side with washi tape or stickers, ribbon or paint.   One board will make 3-4 doughnut stands.  You need one dowel per doughnut stand.  Get busy and have fun!

  

I have a few more ideas for Halloween.  I know it's over.  Please refer to this post.  Just file this idea away for next year okay?  I loved this idea...the kids did too.  It is a clear cello bag filled with white cotton candy (apple flavored) and a plastic spider (they used to be rings, I just cut the ring part off).  Fill the bag half-way with cotton candy, place the spider on his "web" and seal with a cute ribbon.  Easy and way cool.

 

 You'll thank me for this idea.  So easy to do for any event.  Take a Styrofoam cone, spray paint it your desired color, wrap and pin ribbon around the cone at about 3 inch intervals.  Hot glue cone to a Melamie plate or dish and load with candy.  Then fill the cone with suckers of any size, shape or color.  You could carry the idea a little further and affix a wooden dowel to any candy with a piece of tape and poke them into the Styrofoam cone too.  The ideas are endless!

 

 My last idea for a great little Halloween treat are these chocolate  bones.  I melted candy melts in the microwave, put the melted chocolate in a squeeze bottle and filled...