Good morning, Authentique Paper Fans! Who loves treats?! And who loves treats that come in cute packaging?! My kids are grown now, and past the age for treat bags, and I don't have grandchildren yet...but who cares?! I still love making treat bags and other goodies! I created this set of treat bags from the Twilight paper collection. If you want to make some sweet bags of your own, you will need a 12x12 paper pad, an 8x8 paper pad, a piece of black cardstock, some twine, and some tiny clothes pins, and your favorite adhesives. It helps to have access to a paper trimmer, scoring board, a large circle punch, and a tag punch or die. Let's get started! Cut a piece of 12x12 Twilight paper (Twilight One), to 7" tall and 8 1/2" wide. On the 8 1/2" side, score at 3 3/4" and 7 1/2". Rotate the paper clockwise and on the 7" side score at 1". Rotate your paper back so that it is returned to the position of 7" tall and 8 1/2" wide. Use a 1 1/2" circle punch (or circle die) to cut a half-circle into the top of the paper, centered between the left edge and the first score line. Next, trim away the 1" bottom section from the first score line to the right edge of the paper. You will have a 1" x 3 3/4" flap on the bottom left. Cut the flap at an angle on both bottom corners. Place double-sided adhesive onto the 1" section between the score line and the right edge, as shown above. Fold that flap in so that the fold is now on the right edge. Fold on the other score lines and to make a "tube" with the punched section at the top and the small flap open at the bottom. Flip the paper over and add double-sided adhesive to the bottom tab, as shown. Fold the tab up and secure on the back of your treat bag. Your assembled bag will be 6" tall and 3 3/4" wide. To decorate the treat bag you will need the border strips from the 12x12 Twilight Two paper, and the image sheet from the Twilight 8x8 Pad. Use your trimmer or a craft knife to cut all the little images apart. They each measure 2 3/4" x 2". (You could use the large images from Twilight Eight in the 12x12 paper pad, but they are 3" x 4" and a bit large for this size of treat bag.) Tip: Rub all paper edges with black ink or a black marker. Trim a section of the border from Twilight Two paper to 2 1/2" x 8 1/2" and wrap it around the bag, securing it on the back. Cut a yard each of black and orange twine and wrap it around the bag, tying a bow as shown above. Mat one of the small images with black cardstock and then attach it to the bag. Make a little name tag from black cardstock, cut with a metal die or punch. Use a white pen to write on the little tag. Attach the tag to the twine with a mini clothespin. Stuff your bag with treats! Tip: If you don't have access to a tag die or punch, you can just cut little tag shapes from black paper with scissors. My little tags are roughly 1/2" x 1 1/4" in size. These bags are so easy and fun to make, that you could make up a whole batch! I created five before I ran out of steam! I used Twilight Three for my own little bag, because I love polka dots! I trimmed a piece of Twilight One reverse side for my border strip, then I used black and tan twine for this bag. The little images from the 8x8 pad are the perfect size for this project! I love all the vintage children getting dressed in their costumes! An orange mini clothespin finishes this bag. This is what the back of the bags will look like. This bag is made from Twilight Five, with a border strip and an image of bats. Creepy! This next bag is made from Twilight Four, then I added a strip of Twilight Five reverse (stripes) before adding a thinner border strip of spiders. Really, really creepy! I also found some striped twine in my stash that was orange, black, and white! Perfect! At the back of each of the 12x12 paper pads there are a few sheets of the Spectrum cardstock in colors that match the paper collection. I used the sheet of Black Jack to make this bag. It works just as well as the printed paper! I decorated the bottom of the bag with a scrap from the 8x8 pad that was magically the correct size! As you can see, this project would be a great way to use up scraps, and would be fun in any theme! Thank you so much for looking! Have fun making your own little gift bags! Make sure to share your projects with us on the Authentique Facebook Page or tag us on Instagram! Authentique Supplies Used: Twilight 12x12 Paper Pad Twilight Bundle 8x8 Paper Pad Spectrum Series Cardstock: Black Jack Additional Supplies Used: Twine: Really Reasonable Ribbon Black Burlap String, Orange Burlap String, Antique Gold Burlap String, Halloween Baker's Twine Mini clothes pins: Michael's Crafts Cardstock: WorldWin Papers Smooth Black Gel pen: Signo Uni-ball White Marker: Tombow Black Brush Tip Tools: Martha Stewart score board, Fiskars paper trimmer, Stampin' Up 1 1/2" circle punch, Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps mini tag die Adhesive: Scor-tape, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares, white glue

Make your own DIY Halloween treat carton to fill with spooky snacks for your little trick-or-treaters! By handcrafted lifestyle expert Lia Griffith.

Halloween treat bag ideas are perfect as Halloween party favors, for handing out to trick or treaters, or for sharing with friends.

DIY HALLOWEEN TREAT BAG IDEAS & boxes to pass out fun Halloween party favors & goodies. So devilishly easy & simple!

Make Halloween Treat Bags and give them as teacher gifts, coworker gifts, or party favors! 20 Halloween Treat Bag Tutorials

Set your Halloween party apart with this cute and spooky Ghost Treat Box! Perfect for handing out candy, gifts, and personalized treats, this lovely pink or blue box with friendly ghost features lets you get creative with your spooky celebration. Boo-yah! 12 Boxes Size (built): 6.5" wide x 6 5" tall x 4" deep approximately. *Please include the desired name in the notes at checkout.

Hello there! I had so many other fun ideas pop into my head when I made the Bat Treat Box yesterday, that I had to create some more! I came up with 5 more sweet little creations for your little ghosts & goblins:) These are all made with the Acetate Card Boxes that I cut in half. They all feature the PRODUCT OF THE WEEK-the Playful Pennant Framelits and the DEAL OF THE WEEK-the GLITTER ENAMEL DOTS. Each box is made with 2 strips of cardstock measuring 3/4" x 11". I wrapped them around the top & bottom of the box & adhered them with Glue Dots. Witchy-Poo is made with Granny Apple Green Cardstock. I added a hat made from Basic Black Cardstock using a leftover scrap. I added the fun rickrack trim to her hat that I shared how to make this morning on my Tuesday Tip video. You can see it on my SU!P FRIENDS Facebook group page. I simply cut off one of the pennants for her nose and used the 1/2" Circle Punch for her warts. The sentiment is stamped with Gorgeous Grape ink & punched out with a 1" Circle Punch. I trimmed off the adhesive strip at the top of a Clear Medium Envelope, filled it with a treat and tied it with a piece of Gorgeous Grape Mini Striped Ribbon. Jack is made with Pumpkin Pie Cardstock. I used Basic Black Cardstock for his teeth, nose & pupils. I used Whisper White for the sentiment and eyes. I used the 1 1/2", 1 1/4" & 1/2" Circle Punches for the eyes. The sentiment for all of these boxes came from Trick or Tweet and I used Memento Black ink. I used Bermuda Bay Mini Striped Ribbon. Owl is made with Grey Granite & Pumpkin Pie Cardstock. The nose is made with Petal Pink Cardstock, again just cut out from the pennants. I used Memento Black for the sentiment and cut it from Whisper White Cardstock using a 1" Circle Punch. Mummy Dearest is made with strips of Whisper White Cardstock. I added a couple strips on top that I aged with a Sponge Dauber in Soft Suede ink. I used Poppy Parade Mini Striped Ribbon. Frank is made with Bermuda Bay Cardstock strips. His hair is made from Early Espresso Cardstock and his neck bolts are made from Grey Granite. Agoin, I simply trimmed a couple scallops from the pennant piece and attached them to the back with Liquid Tombow. I used Bermuda Bay Mini Striped Ribbon. And here's the original Batty from yesterday. I also used the Cauldron Framelits for his wings. You can see yesterdays post and video on SU!P FRIENDS! to see how I made them. I used Poppy Parade Mini Striped Ribbon. These Halloween Treat Boxes are so quick & easy to make and so much fun! And if you place a $50 order this week by midnight on Sunday, September 9th I'll give you a package of the Glitter Enamel Dots for FREE! You can contact me to place your order or you can go to my online store at www.lauramellinger.stampinup.net and use HOST CODE 4BGJFQUD. I will mail the Glitter Enamel Dots to you separately. I hope you'll take advantage of this Deal of the Week and make some of these fun treat boxes for yourself! Below are the supplies used: STAMPS: Trick or Tweet INK: Memento Black, Gorgeous Grape & Soft Suede PAPER: Whisper White, Basic Black, Granny Apple Green, Pumpkin Pie, Grey Granite, Bermuda Bay, Early Espresso & Petal Pink Cardstock; Clear Medium Envelopes TOOLS: Big Shot; Playful Pennants Framelits & Cauldron Framelits; 1 1/2", 1 1/4", 1" & 1/2" Circle Punches; Classic Label Punch RIBBON & TRIM: Poppy Parade, Bermuda Bay & Gorgeous Grape Mini Striped Ribbon EMBELLISHMENTS: Glitter Enamel Dots ADHESIVES: Glue Dots; Dimensionals; Liquid Tombow Thanks so much for stopping by!

Use this clever tombstone box as an invitation or just a treat box. Chris Twing explains how you can make it using a matchbox die cut template and stamps. You’ll need gray cardstock, black in…

Creating printable Halloween Boxes boxes is a fun and creative way to package treats for the spooky season..

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Click here to download the Tutorial. Stamps: Howl-o-ween Treat 139687 (w) 139690 (c) Ink: Basic Black 140931 Paper: Happy Haunting Designer Series Paper 139584, Very Vanilla 101650, Tangelo Twist 133677 Accessories: Simply Scored Scoring Tool 122334, Boo to You Framelits 139663, 2-1/2 Circle Punch 120906, Circle Framelits 130911, Linen Thread 104199, Daffodil Delight Ribbon 134559. Pumpkin Pie Ribbon 134565, Dimensionals 104430, Paper Snips 103579, Big Shot 113439, Magnetic Platform 130658, 1/4 Circle Punch 134364 Bundle Option: Howl-o-ween Treat Stamp Set + Boo to you Framelits 140839 (w) 140840 (c) Measurements: DSP: 6 x 11 Very Vanilla: 2-1/2 Circle Tangelo

Make bat treat boxes with cute expressions using card stock or toilet paper roll. Fill up the Halloween Treat Bags with candies for trick-or-treating.

Over the weekend I started the "Tini Treat Bags" that were designed by Monica Solorio-Snow from Happy Zombieland. You can find the pattern...

Here are this year's Halloween goodies: You need two paper bags for each broomstick. I used the small size from Michael's that are about 6" x 2". Unfold one bag and push out its base while folding in the left and right sides. Use scissors to cut the bag into thin strips right down to the base fold. Cut thin strips into the top inch or so of the second bag. Open both bags and place the second bag inside the shredded one. Add Halloween candy of choice--I went with the classic candy corn. Insert a small branch into the bag. Cinch the tops of both bags and secure with ribbon. Add a cute tag. There's a lot of great Halloween inspiration here at TwoCraftingSisters! You might also enjoy checking out a how-to for a Halloween treat jar HERE. Or, a fun Halloween card HERE.

Here are some fun Halloween treats I made for my Club Members this month.... Maybe you'd like to receive cute treats like this from me eac...

Serve Up Spooky Fun with Halloween Monsters Popcorn Boxes! Keep the ghoulish grins going with these Halloween Monsters popcorn boxes featuring Skeleton, Dracula, Frankenstein, and Mummy designs. Whether your guests are craving something sweet or salty, these popcorn boxes are a fang-tastic way to serve up snacks! Spook-tacular Ideas for Using Popcorn Boxes: Treat Boxes: Fill them with goodies for guests to munch on during the party. DIY Party Favors: Pack them with snacks, wrap in a cello bag, and tie with a ribbon and tag for a take-home treat. Gift Boxes: Perfect for non-edible party favors that match your creepy-cool theme. Each popcorn box bursts with the vivid colors and fun patterns of your Halloween party theme. Display them at your candy buffet or at each place setting to add a "pop" of spooky style to your event! Popcorn Box Details: Measures 5.75" tall x 3.5" square at the top Printed on Heavy Cardstock Paper Coordinates perfectly with the You’ve Been Booed party theme

Frau Scheiner hat sich definitiv etwas Süßes für euch ausgedacht, denn egal ob man ein Fan von Halloween ist oder nicht, die lustige Gespenster-Tasche kommt bei Kindern unheimlich gut an! Die Tasche ist recht schnell und aufgrund der ausführlichen und gut bebilderten Anleitung einfach zu nähen. Für den Henkel gibt es zwei Lösungen: entweder verbunden durch einen Druckknopf oder - wie in meinem Beispiel - verbunden durch eine Jersey-Kette. Ich finde die Kette großartig, da sie das Gespenst noch authentischer schauern lässt. Aber wisst ihr, was überhaupt das allerbeste ist - das Schnittmuster ist FOR FREE! Eine kleine Änderung habe ich zum Schnittmuster vorgenommen. Eigentlich wird der Futterstoff im Mundbereich gegen den Außenstoff verstürzt. Ich wollte aber unbedingt blutrote Lippen. Deshalb habe ich den Mund mit Schrägband eingefaßt, die Zähne lauf inks befestigt und das Futter sauber dagegengenäht (Kanten habe ich eingeklappt). Das ist vielleicht ein wenig umständlicher, aber der Effekt ist toll, finde ich. Schnitt: Halloween-Gespenster-Tasche Freebook by Frau Scheiner Stoffe: Streifen-Canvas von Ikea, schwarzer Baumwollstoff als Futter von Stoff&Stil Zubehör: Schrägband, Filz für Blutstropfen verlinkt mit: Meertje, Kiddikram Meine Tochter liebt die Tasche sehr. Sie ist fast täglich im Einsatz, um das 'Süßigkeitchen' für den Tag auszuwählen. Sie packt eine Auswahl in die Tasche und zieht dann, was sie essen darf. Sweet ;-) Habt einen schaurig schönen Tag, maarikami

These Printable Lunch box Jokes for kids are just perfect to brighten up your child's day at school or daycare. A fun way to countdown to Halloween! Add to your trick or treat or trunk or treat bags and share the fun. Funny lunch box notes for both boys and girls. Easy to print, cut & share a smile. :D Check out our shop for other fall/Halloween products (including a full color version of lunch box jokes) https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TrueOrbitDigital?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=50595817 * DIGITAL DOWNLOAD * -------------------------------- This listing is for an instant digital download. No product will be mailed to you. For best results, print on card stock. You can absolutely print on regular paper as well * WHAT'S INCLUDED * ------------------------------- • Halloween Kid Jokes (4 pages) - PDF - 8 jokes on each page = 32 jokes * HOW TO GET YOUR FILES * --------------------------------------- Add the item to your cart, choose your payment method, and complete the purchase. Once you have completed your purchase you will be taken to a downloads page on etsy.com Your files will also be available on your purchases page www.etsy.com/your/purchases Download your file(s) Print and enjoy * REFUNDS * ------------------ Since this is a digital download, refunds are not possible. However, if you have any issues with your purchase please contact me! Click on the "Message Melissa" button below. * COPYRIGHT * --------------------- These designs are for personal use only. Print as many times as you like. You can NOT make the designs available for digital download, resell, share or redistribute them as is or modified, in digital form. This product is subject to © COPYRIGHT and is the intellectual property of “True Orbit Digital”. By purchasing this listing you are agreeing to our terms and understand what you are purchasing. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!

Download this cute set of free Halloween treat bags printables! Frankenstein, a ghost, a black cat and a Jack O' Lantern. Great for party or for school.

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Make your own DIY Halloween Gravestone Treat Bags. Just download the free printable and make these cute gift bags in just minutes!

Halloween Boo Box Great surprise mystery you’ve been booed box. comes in a treat box with various treats This is not recommended for children under 3. Thank you for viewing! Any questions please let me know!

Have the best treats around with your own spooky cute Free Printable Halloween Treat Bags! Perfect for trick or treaters or class goodies!

BEWITCHING HALLOWEEN TREAT BOX This best witches Halloween treat box is great for party favors, classroom treats, the grandkids and just that special someone. Super easy to make. I used the Stampin' Up! Bewitching Bundle and Best Witches stamp set. The stars and plaid are from the Celebrate Everything Designer Paper. Below I have written instructions, measurements, template, video showing how to put the box together, photos of the box from several angles and links to the rest of my Treat Box Series.

Shop Stampin' Up! Here Hi Friends! My project today is a Quick Halloween Treat Bag. This is great for last minute gifts for family, co-workers or Trick or Treaters! I only used 1 sheet of 6x6 Plaid Tidings Designer Series paper for the bag. I also used Everything Essential stamp set, the Essential Tag Punch and Detail Trio Punch. You can watch my Video Tutorial Here! I started with a 6 x 6" piece of Plaid Tidings Designer Series Paper. I scored the first side at: 1, 2 3/4, 3 3/4 and 5 1/2" I turned the paper 1/4 turn at scored at: 1 and 4 1/2" To cut and put the box together please watch my video tutorial here. I punched a hole in the top of the bag and ran some Glittered Organdy Ribbon through it and tied a bow at the top. I stamped the pumpkin images from Everything Essential stamp set onto Pumpkin Pie Cardstock and Whisper White Cardstock. I colored the image on the Whisper White Cardstock with Light and Dark Pumpkin Pie Stampin' Blends. I fussy cut the colored image without the stem. I Punched out the Image on the Pumpkin Pie Cardstock with the Essential Tag Punch. I attached the colored image over the pumpkin on the tag with Dimensionals. I used liquid glue to attached the Pumpkin Pie Tag over the Basic Black Tag. I punched a hole in the top of the tag and put some gold string, from the Forever Greenery Ribbon Combo Pack, through it. I tied the string around the bow and tied it in the back. You can shop for your Stampin' Up! supplies with Me here. Supplies: Everything Essential stamp set Essential Tag Punch Detail Trio Punch Plaid Tidings Designer Series Paper Glittered Organdy Ribbon Forever Greenery Ribbon Combo Pack Basic Black Cardstock Pumpkin Pie Cardstock Whisper White Cardstock Liquid Glue Dimentionals Light and Dark Pumpkin Pie Stampin' Blends I hope you enjoyed my project today. See you next time!

Turn Halloween-theme fat quarters and store-bought ribbon into pint-size goody bags to fill with yummy favors.

This A4 Luxury Linen Card Pack includes 10 bright colours. You’ll receive four sheets of each colour.With a soft, linen-style feel, it’s the perfect way to give your cards and crafts a dimensional, natural texture. This premium-quality card can be...

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