HEY PUMPKIN COFFIN TREAT BOXES | with Tarrah

When you think of Halloween, do you think of treats or scary things? I have combined both making some coffin treat boxes using the gorgeous Hey Pumpkin collection!

I used a cut file from Lori Whitlock and some beetle black cardstock to create the coffin shaped boxes. They were super easy to put together!

When you take off the lid of the coffin, you get a surprise pop out character! I used vellum folded up to adhere the characters to pop out of the box. I added a witch and spiders, some ghosts and some bats.

For the tops of the boxes I chose some papers from the 6" x 6" paper pad and who can go past the gorgeous Doodle Pops?! I added 3 to the tops of the boxes but then I also added some stickers from the This and That sticker sheet and Doodle twine around them as well.

I also added Shape Sprinkles, Bits and Pieces die-cuts and puffy stickers to decorate them also.

I absolutely love how these turned out! They would make a great gift or table placement for a Halloween party! I hope you give these a go!

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Halloween Favor Box Coffin SVG file

SWEET & SPOOKY HAUNTED HOUSE TREAT BOXES | with Lisa

Need a sweet & spooky idea for cute little Halloween gifts? Well I have one for you here...  This week, I created three little boxes that can hold candy or small scrapbooking things that you want to "gift" away.

You can find the cut file for the box in the Silhouette store  I've also linked the SVG below. I cut my three boxes from these patterned papers: Moonlight Magic, Spooky Sprinkles and Sweet it is. Then I folded them into boxes.

For each house, I chose a haunted house from the Odds & Ends, that I adhered directly to the box, using double sided tape.  For the white box, I also added a tree acetate die cut piece. For the second layer, I chose a costumed character, that I adhered using foam squares.

For the third layer, I added pumpkins, using two layers of foam squares, to make it stand out even more and have a cool 3D effect.

I added an acetate spiderweb die-cut piece to each of the boxes and also used acetate ghosts to add to the top of each box.  All of these are from the Odds & Ends.

I love the black enamel dots called An Eye For An Eye. They add life to the little characters' faces. I also added a few small Doodle Pops, Jewels and puffy stickers.

I really like how the boxes turned out and am excited to gift them to someone... ;) Have fun creating scrappy peeps, see you soon...

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Gable Box Jack-0-lantern medium Cut File

SWEET & SPOOKY TREAT BOXES | with Miguel

Halloween treats are not only sweet, they are adorable when you put them in little boxes made with the Sweet & Spooky Collection!

I made several boxes and decorated them with Odds & Ends, it is incredible how amazing they look!

In the front, I added a window, and used the Stardust Acetate as a cover.  I love how you can see the little ghost through the window!

To close the boxes, I used Mini clothespins and some Bits & Pieces, which are the perfect element to make a spectacular closure. 

Thank you! for stopping by. see you soon.

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