It's another Halloween treat box! Hope you don't mind but I've got lots of treat holders coming your way over the next week or so! When I saw that the Stampin' Up! Night and Day Designer Series Paper came with clear Window Sheets as well as the traditional papers I was very excited!!! The first thing I thought of was...think of the fun boxes and containers you can make showcasing yummy Halloween treats!!!! So, that's what I did!
I wanted this holder to be a little larger than the traditional sized containers. I used an 8x6 inch rectangle of the paper to make the holder. If you've never made one before, check out the video for complete instructions. One suggestion though is to either secure the ends with two rows of Sticky Strip or staples or brads. My two year old EASILY got into the bottom of the package and devoured some of the candies:) So, if you want people to stay out of the package until they are "supposed" to eat it, reinforce the seam:)
The tag for this package is from Graveyard Gala. I wanted the "party" information covered up on the tag as I just wanted a festive tag so I covered it with DSP. And of course, the yummy Pumpkin Pie Striped Ribbon goes perfectly! I hope you like the package, I hope you enjoy your Thanksgiving weekend and I'll "see" you again tomorrow! Take care!
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very nice Heather! I make one so similar but quilt it sew it and zip it - Pencil case or makeup bag!! (my first join is the toilet paper join which is where I put the zipper) Such a cute candy/treat box - Thanks for the idea!
I JUST finished putting pink candies in bags for my Thanksgiving. I could have so done this. My Thanksgiving table is going to be PINK as my almost 4-year old niece LOVES pink! I can't wait to hear her say "Look Auntie Abby it is my FAVOURITE colour!".
These are so cute and elegant; what a great idea Heather.
So the weight of the window sheets are they equivalent to the window sheets from Staples?
I am thinking these would dress up the Thanksgiving table as well.
I better get busy.
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Posted by: Freshtooth | December 07, 2009 at 11:17 AM
very nice Heather! I make one so similar but quilt it sew it and zip it - Pencil case or makeup bag!! (my first join is the toilet paper join which is where I put the zipper) Such a cute candy/treat box - Thanks for the idea!
Posted by: Linda Anderson | October 13, 2009 at 02:44 PM
I JUST finished putting pink candies in bags for my Thanksgiving. I could have so done this. My Thanksgiving table is going to be PINK as my almost 4-year old niece LOVES pink! I can't wait to hear her say "Look Auntie Abby it is my FAVOURITE colour!".
Posted by: Abby | October 10, 2009 at 10:59 AM
I love this idea with the window sheets, so pretty!
Ruth
Posted by: Ruth Norton | October 10, 2009 at 10:25 AM
These are so cute and elegant; what a great idea Heather.
So the weight of the window sheets are they equivalent to the window sheets from Staples?
I am thinking these would dress up the Thanksgiving table as well.
I better get busy.
Posted by: Dale | October 10, 2009 at 09:30 AM