Halloween Monster Treat Bag

Hello my friends!  Today I am sharing with you a fun Halloween Monster Bag that you can fill with all kinds of goodies or trinkets and give to your friends or family!  These are a lot of fun to make and I think they turn out quite cute!

 The Mini-Monsters cartridge was used to cut the bag. I used Bazzill Black Licorice and Marshmallow cardstocks, I think the stars paper is from Doodlebug but I don't remember- it was in my scrap stash.  I shaded the edges with Black Soot Distress Ink and added some dark purple ribbon for a handle (you just can't see it very good in the picture). Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Glue was the adhesive for this project. Just add a bag of goodies and tie it with some purple tulle and you're done!

Thanks for visiting today! 

Happy Crafting!

I'm so "FANGFUL" for you!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!  I love this holiday.  Today I am going to share with you some of the goodie bags I made for my daughter's 2nd grade class, and some that I made for my soccer team.  There is a lot of them so I will only share a little bit, I don't want to have a super long post. 

For the 2nd grader's my daughter picked out the colors, the "fangful" stamp, and the bat.  I was surprised at what she wanted, for being only 7 years old, but they turned out pretty good.

I used the Happy Hauntings & Gypsy Wanderings cartridges and the Martha Stewart drippy-goo punch, Stampin Up ink and MPS-Spookalicious stamp set.

Here are some of the 15 bags I made for the soccer team.  I had fun making these for all of my girls, and they had fun looking at them and trying to figure out which one they wanted.

I used the Mini-Monsters cartridge, Halloween paper from K&Company and Creative Imaginations, Stampin Up ink, a white gel pen, brads, all stamps from the MPS-Spookalicious stamp set.

Thank you so much for stopping by, and I wish you all a Happy Halloween!

Visiting Teaching Halloween style!

Well, today I am sharing halloween goodie bags I made for my visiting teaching for this month.  I like how they turned out.  I kept them easy and simple, but still cute. 

Cartridges: Plantin Schoolbook, PPDU, Mini-Monograms

Stamp from MPS-Spookalicious set

Stampin' Up ink

white gel pen

Cartridges: Plantin Schoolbook, Mini-Monograms, Mini-Monsters

Stamp from MPS-Spookalicious set

Stampin Up ink

paper from K&Company Spooktacular stack

Cartridges: Plantin Schoolbook, Mini-Monograms, PPDU

Stampin Up ink for shading

paper from K&Company Spooktacular stack

I hope you were all inspired to create something for someone else too, Thank you for stopping by to see my creations.  I have more coming up tomorrow!

Hey Pumpkin!

How is everyone this morning?  I wanted to share with you my first Halloween treat bags of the season, because there are many more to come.  I really liked how these turned out.  I made them for my visiting teachers.  They are coming over this morning and neither of them really like Halloween, so I just did a simple pumpkin with fall/halloween colors.   Enjoy!

Paper from my stash

Mini-Monster Cartridge

Martha Stewart Punch

My Pink Stamper-Spookalicious

White gel pen

Stampin Up ink

Thanks for stopping by!