Halloween box

Halloween will be here before you know it, so I've started on treat boxes for the kiddos in my life! First up is an adorable Frankenstein treat dispenser. This file is from My Scrap Chick and comes

Creating your own Halloween Cupcake cupcake boxes adds a personal touch to your treats. With printable designs, you can easily customize them to match your Halloween theme..

Make this spooktacular diy paper coffin and fill it with horrid treats for your little ghouls this Halloween. Downloadable pattern by Lia Griffith and team

Printable Halloween treat boxes offer a quick, personalized way for busy parents to add extra fun to their childrens trick-or-treat experience. Choose from numerous designs, print at home and assemble in a few minutes for a special Halloween treat container..

Witch’s Kitchen Baked Goods Gift Box Here is another box of delicious baked goods from GourmetGiftBaskets.com. This is called the Witch's Kitchen Baked Goods Gift Box. If you are looking to send a Halloween package to someone like your student or the sweet-lover you miss and want to reach out to, this is a hit!

Lynn Lilly It's a Monster Bash! One of my favorite Halloween themes is monsters. They are not too scary and can be colorful and fun! This year I am trying to get creative with trick or treat s...

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…

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…

I adore pink and black for Halloween! I haven’t used my coffin die in a few years and decided it was perfect for pink projects. I think these turned out adorable! What do you think about the fringe on the bottom? It’s not typically found on coffins, but sure makes a whimsical addition. 😆