After perusing the web, I found some great ideas for us to try this Halloween.
Check out our list and see what you think.
First up… Pumpkin Favor Pouches by Martha Stewart.
Wouldn’t these look great in a basket? And so fun to unwrap and see your treasure!
And speaking of pumpkins,
it’s always fun for the kids to see their initials on the prize pumpkins they picked out.
Our friend Courtney from Pizzazzerie created these cuties for Michaels Stores.
Love the eyes and ribbon.
Now I love wreaths but this is a fun option.
All you need is a little felt and a big spider to make a huge impact.
It’s great to have a green door but I don’t think it’s necessary.
(found on pinterest with no credit)
Perhaps you want something a little more sophisticated
this door decor might do the trick.
Love the owls on the branches, don’t you?
I’m all about presentation
and I love this next idea to “happy-up” the candbars, don’t you?
How about treat bags?
These cuties look fun to make and I’m making these for my girlfriends.
Well, big girls should have some fun too, don’t ya think?
instructions here
This next idea is so clever and I can’t wait to make them.
Melted Witches!
Who knew green chocolate could be so fun?
Thought we’d wrap up by revisiting our Witches Legs Wreath.
Sweet!
Sure hope we’ve inspired you to try one of these ideas!
Happy Crafting!
Such fun ideas-thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Michelle!
Several of these ideas would be such fun for a Halloween-themed bridal shower!
Perfect ideas for Halloween , I’m totally making pumpkin pouches !
I agree with you Aneta. I love them too!
Those melted witches crack me up!
love all of the inspiration. can’t believe that halloween is just around the corner:)
Love those pumpkin pouches! Great round-up, love all the ideas.
LOVE the melted witches- sharing on FB
I absolutely love the tissue pumkins with the candy! these would be perfect as teacher gifts or for my son’s class! thanks for sharing all the great ideas <3
Very cute ideas – I am particularly fond of the melted witch!
So many brilliant ideas here – many thanks Debbie!