Showing posts with label Halloween classroom treats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween classroom treats. Show all posts

Sunday, October 9, 2016

Amazing and Unique Halloween Cookies-Get the Recipes and Tutorials



I love Halloween cookies and there are some excellent bakers and cookie designers out there.  Sadly I am not one of them……which is why I love looking at their photos and sharing them with you. From a tutorial for making your own googly eyes to all kinds of unique and fun cookies.  Each link below the photos will take you to a recipe and tutorial.  Be sure to pin them to your Halloween Cookie Pinterest Board so you can refer to them this year and next year and the next year…..  Have fun browsing through all these delicious recipes!


















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Saturday, September 12, 2015

Wrap your Halloween Candy with FUN-6 Candy Bar Wraps for Party Favors, Classroom Treats and Trick or Treaters

I am such a fan of the Hershey chocolate bars, with or without nuts. I particularly like Mr. Goodbars because of the peanuts.  I just think chocolate and nuts go together so nicely!  So it's no surprise that I have designed some Hershey chocolate bar wraps in a Halloween theme. They just make any event even more fun! Perhaps you are the neighbor that gives out the full sized candy bars?  Now you can make them even more fun with our Halloween candy bar wraps.  It's an instant download and you can print as many wraps as you like for PERSONAL Use.



There are PERFECT FOR: 


Halloween Party Favors
"You've been Booed" neighbor gifts
Classroom Treats (since it's a wrapped candy it's legal for school treats)
Trick or Treat
Church Carnivals/Halloween Parties
Trunk or Treat
Lunchbox Treats
Home Halloween Parties
For Office and Co-Workers
Teachers, Principals and Office 
Halloween treat for Mail Carrier, Hair Stylist, Paper Carrier etc.
Babysitter


There are 6 different wraps to choose from.  All you need to do is print, cut out each wrap and adhere with glue dots, tape or tape strips to the candy bar......Super Simple.


 We've wrapped a Hershey Chocolate Bar (1.55 oz Regular size)  The wraps also fit nicely around the Cookies and Creme and Mr. Goodbar candy bars. 

These Halloween candy bar wraps are AVAILABLE HERE




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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Lots of Halloween Treat Boxes for Party Favors, Classroom Treats and Trick or Treaters-So Much Fun!


We've designed 7 different ways to package Halloween candy for party favors, classroom treats, Trick or Treaters and neighbor gifts and Halloween parties.  All are kits that are super simple to put together. So much fun! 






Our Spider Web treat box is topped by an adorable spider that the kids will love. Put small candies inside for a special treat. The spider web is cut out and a orange or green paper backing is added to give it dimension.



CLICK HERE  for our Spider/Spider Web Treat Box


"No Tricks, Just Treats" is the message on this cute treat package. Larger kinds of candy can fit inside this 4" tall x 3" wide pillow box. This is the largest treat box in this group.

CLICK HERE for these "No Tricks, Just Treats" Treat Box



If you're a fan of Dracula and ghosts then this is the treat box for you. It measures 3" tall x 2.5" wide and the kisses fit nicely in the box....plus other yummy treats.  Tie up the box with a black cord (included).



CLICK HERE for these Dracula and Ghost Treat Boxes



Our Bat treat box is a spooky one. The eyes of these bats are either yellow, green or orange.  The back flap. which hides the staple, is cut with a zig zag. A clear cellophane bag is included for you to put the Halloween treats inside.





The bats wings have score lines so you can bend them to give them dimension
CLICK HERE for a "Fang-Tastic" Treat Box



This treat box measures 3" tall x 2.5" wide. Super simple to put together....do you have glue and a stapler? Then you're all set. 



The side flaps tuck in nicely on the sides to hold in the Halloween treats



CLICK HERE for this cute Bat Treat Box



This "fry" box is cut out of paper designed with spider webs all over it.  Add this cut-out spider with black backing and it's something fun. The clear cellophane bags and ribbons are included. Just add candy and tie up with the orange ribbon.

CLICK HERE for more information on our Spider Treat Boxes



Any time of Halloween candy can be put into these bags. Fill them as full as you like.





This Happy  Jack-o-Latern has three layers! Kids will love this one! 
CLICK HERE to go to this cute Pumpkin Treat Box




We're sure you've found at least one Halloween Treat box that you'd like to have for your Halloween party, school party or to give trick-or-treaters. 

Why not mix and match sets and have a variety of treat boxes for your guests?  
 Click HERE to see all!


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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

{Tutorial} Part 3 Halloween Pumpkin Treat Boxes Party Favor Cutouts


More FUN things you can create using the EK Success Jack-O-Lantern paper punch.  Create your own pumpkin face using the pieces from this paper punch. Wouldn't the kids have fun doing this.... (We used a 3/4" paper punch to put the ribbon through but you can also use a smaller paper punch)

You can find this paper punch on the EK Success web site. Click HERE   I found mine at Joann's. Call your favorite craft store to see if they carry it. (Jack-o-Lantern Large Punch) 


Put a stem and tendril on top as shown above or punch two holes and put a bow on top. . Either way looks great! Put a treat bag inside. (get all this information on our earlier post, Click HERE


Punch out the Jack-O-Lantern pieces and arrange anyway you like. Happy, Sad, Mad or Whimsical looks are all possible. Make the face all one color or mix it up as shown above. Definitely get the kids involved with this one.

To get the tutorial for the pumpkin Box, head on over to our earlier post featuring this design.  CLICK HERE to see the Pumpkin Box Tutorial

To see more fun things to do with this Jack-o-Lantern paper punch 
  Click Here for Part 1
and  Click Here for Part 2
Click HERE for Part 4



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