Halloween wrapping ideas

I am going to stay pretty basic for Halloween. We do up the front yard with toddlers in mind, and then I get out the big bowl loaded up with supermarket candy. I do throw in some Halloween stickers as a sop to my conscience (hard to process the idea I am giving large amounts of candy to small children!) but they are sort of shoved to the side as the kids dig for the good candy. Oh well. Anyway, this is my confession I won't be partaking of these nifty ideas, at least this year, but who knows…

Planning ahead for Halloween was easy with this Hero Arts new Decorate It! kit I bought at Target. Made this for my little neighbor girl, Grace. TFL! Hero Arts: CK249 Decorate It! Halloween Favor Bags (bag, tags, twine, To/From and spooky stamps used (more stamps, bags, twine and tags in kit) CL239 Owl-oween (spider and web) Neon orange ink Other: Memento Tuxedo Black ink

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Hello! I'm still in Lake Tahoe at my consultant retreat, but I wanted to share the gift bags that I made. I needed to bring 3 gifts with me and since it's so close to Halloween, I made these spider bags! I cut the web out at 5", BOO! is cut at 1 3/4", and the spider is cut at 1 1/4". I added a Black Sparkle Flourish for the spider to climb! I topped off the bag with some Black Tulle tied around the handle. Here is a close-up of the spider. I added black Sparkle Fluff to make her fuzzy, and…

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These fun ghost shaped treat bags are great for filling with bulk candy and little gifts to give out to friends for Halloween. I saw a few renditions of this idea recently and I wanted to make a version of them using upcycled materials! This is a fun way to use up any scraps of

I'm excited to share a fun and spooky project with you...Halloween Mummy Candy Bar wraps. You just need a Hershey's Chocolate Bar, some Crepe Paper and a couple of Stampin' Up! Punches (along with Stampin' Up's Halloween Hello).

Halloween is a few weeks away and I wanted to mail a goodie package to my daughter Kelsie in Disney World. The box was filled with all sorts of things, but one box of goodies was for all her roommates. I wrapped that box with a few things I had around the house and wanted to share the ideas with you. Easy Halloween gift wrap… Plain white craft paper you buy on the roll, black tulle (the kind on a 6 inch roll) and plastic fangs!! I bought these fangs at Walmart…12 for 97 cents. That's 8 cents…