Stampin’ Up! has so many fun ways to package Halloween treats for your kids class, for your neighbors and coworkers, for family and friends, for your waitress at the restaurant…it’s endless who you can give the treats to!
The #1 collage box has our already very popular and versatile Acetate Card Box. It is a fabulous way to give your card creations as gifts. Here it is holding one of my fav candies…miniature Reeses..yum!
The #2 collage box has our adorable little Treat Tubes, here they are holding Skittles and Tic Tacs. I plan to buy some Jelly Belly’s for them too!
The # 3 collage box has our absolutely irrisistable Mini Pizza Box…how cute are they??!! What a great way to package some homemade cookies! Some of those adorable sugar cookies that are decorated with royal icing…you know, the ones that are almost too pretty to eat? How about a Halloween Pumpkin shaped and decorated sugar cookie…that would be just too cute! #4 is the inside of the pizza box decorated with Paintedd Autumn DSP.
The #5 collage box has our, also very popular, Clear Tiny Treat Boxes with some caramels in it. My youngest daughter is getting married this month and those little boxes are holding hot cocoa and mini marshmellows. They are tied with ribbon and a tag…a post for another day!
The next box is a closer view of the #1 box. Finally, box number 6 is our 2″ X 8″ flat cello bags, perfect for a serving of these delicious orange slices. I simply made a tag out of our Painted Autumn DSP and a Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp.
If you would like to order any of these products, to make your own Halloween treats, I would be happy to be your demonstrator, if you don’t already have one. Just click on the products you would like and it will take you to my store! If you have a question about products, technique or anything else, please leave a question in the comment box below, and I will get back to you.
All orders will receive at least one of my handmade cards, the more you order, the more goodies you get!
Please remember to use the Hostess Code at checkout!
Take some time for yourself to create and later you’ll have something special to give to someone you love!
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8 Responses to “Halloween Treats for Everyone!”
The coloring on the pumpkins is excellent. Beautiful. Very inspiring for me. Thank you. Everything looks wonderful and fun
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Thank you for your comments Jill!! I’m glad you like the pumpkins…that is actually the Painted Autumn DSP from the Holiday Catalog, that I fussy cut the pumpkins from! These were quick and easy projects.
On the subject of coloring, though, you may have heard that Stampin’ Up! is going to be introducing Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers very soon!
I have entered your name into the drawing for the “Hang Your Stocking” stamp set! Winner will be announced October 30th! Good Luck!
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The treat tubes are cute, lots of possibilities!!
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There are tons of possibilities!! Thank you for your comment, Jeanne!! I’ve seen some cute little boxes that hold one, two, three and four little treat tubes…sooo cute! I’m sure I’ll be making some of those cute little boxes soon!
I’ve entered your name into the drawing for the stamp set!! Wishing you good luck!!
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Very cute ideas, Debie. Thanks for sharing!
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You found me!! Thank you for commenting Debbie!! I gave most of those little treat boxes away at my Holiday Catalog Open House. I’ve made a bunch of Christmas treat boxes I’ll be giving away at the next Card Buffet! They are so fun to make and to give away!
I’ve entered your name in the drawing for the “Hang Your Stocking” stamp set! I’ll be announcing the winner on October 30th!! Good Luck!
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Oh my goodness, so many ways to pack goodies up. I enjoyed my coco with mini marshmallows this morning. Love how you packaged it up.
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Yes, endless ways to package up goodies!! Thank you for your comments! Good, I’m so glad you enjoyed your hot cocoa! We have a few leftover, so we’re set for a couple cold winter mornings!
I’ve entered your name into the drawing!
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