At my son's school, I volunteer weekly with some very nice women. I've made some great friends. Since our kids will be getting so many sweets today, I decided to give little treat bags to the adults. I started this project on Thursday night. I didn't have 20 glassine bags, so I used snack-sized Ziploc bags. I bought a large bag of M&Ms at Costco. I poured 1/3 cup of candy in each bag. I made the toppers from Stampin' Up designer paper and various paper punches. The skull stamp is from Imaginisce.
The guys are outside getting the house decorated for tonight. Have a safe Halloween!
Treat Bag Ingredients
Stamps: sentiment (Teeny Tiny Wishes), skull (Imaginisce)
Paper: Rockabilly Speciality, Ghostly Greetings, & Cast-A-Spell Designer Series Paper (SU!), Basic Black, Pumpkin Pie, Kiwi Kiss (all SU!), white paper (Papertrey Ink - love this stuff!)
Ink: Basic Black, Kiwi Kiss
Tools: Corner Chomper (We R Memory Keepers), Drippy Goo (Martha Stewart), Bat (Martha Stewart), Word Window (SU!), 1" circle punch (SU!), 1 1/16" circle punch (Marvy)
Other: foam tape, rhinestones (Michael's), bags (Ziploc), M&Ms
Awwww, what awesome little treat bags! That was so thoughtful of you to do for the adults!!
ReplyDeleteanthonette you never run out of great ideas! I specially love the butterfly you made!:)
ReplyDeleteThese are sooo stinkin' cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute Anthonette! I wish we did Halloween here (Oz). Last year I stocked up on goodies in case anyone dropped by...and no one did. This year, I forgot and didn't get anything and of course six little trick or treaters came knocking and I felt terrible!
ReplyDeleteI'll remember again next year...and maybe make something like these!
Best wishes,
Sam.
Hee hee, so cute! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable treat bags! How fun!
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