Halloween ideas and home décor party!

HaPPy  HaLLoWeeN!

It’s that time again when we go all out dressing up in our favorite costumes to go trick or treat. If you are looking for last minute ideas for home décor or recipes, look no further but our awesome party going on right here every week.

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Gorgeous witch hat!

I’ve always wondered how to cut the bottle?




A fabulous tree!





Fabulous project to make this week :)



YUMMO!



Thank you ladies for sharing your talent with us this week!

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Inspirational ideas from our design team!







Carole Palmiere

Halloween Treat Holder
I learned how to make this treat holder from the Splitcoast Stampers How-to gallery and have made them many times. Everyone always likes the design so I decided to use it to send treats to the children of a FB friend of mine. It was easy peasy to make.










I used felt stickers given to me by a fellow crafter, cardstock scraps from the Debbie Mumm for JoAnns Harvest and Holiday paper stack from a few years ago, and some solid color scraps from my scrap bin. I used my Martha Stewart Drippy goo punch for the flap and added a bit of ribbon to tie it closed. The candy is placed in a small plastic zip top bag and adhered to the inside of the holder.
The base of the holder is made using a 4.25 X 10.5 inch piece of cardstock. This piece is scored at 4, 4.5, 5 and 9 inches. After folding (the 4.5 inch score is mountain folded, which means it's folded in the opposite direction of the other folds), decorate the front, adhere the plastic bag of candy to the back inside of the holder, punch holes through the flap and the front and back holder panels.
Thread ribbon through the holes and tie in front. Cute and simple!

Davi Reid

Davi’s adorable  beautiful








Michele Ciola
You can now surprise your little trick-or-treater this year with their very own treat-filled box! Just be sure and save enough of that chocolate for your favorite little peeps! I just can’t seem to stay away from it.

















Have a fabulous week,
Maggie
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