Halloween Treats!

This time of year I am always on the hunt for cute treats for my Halloween packaging.  I found these Little Debbie Marshmallow treats at my local grocery store.  I love that they are yellow and orange and are just perfect to go in my treat bags!  

And how about some Monster Trail Mix - love it!  

We don't get many trick or treaters at our house but I'm always prepared for a few close neighborhood kids in case they stop by for a special treat!  I love these new treat bags from Amuse Studio - they were just perfect for my Halloween treats!  I put a Marshmallow treat and a package of Monster Trail mix in each bag.  I bought the spider web dies at Michael's and added the sentiment flag and some Halloween Baker's cording.  There is also a die cut spider in the center of the web and I added some clear wink of Stella for a little sparkle.  

Spooky Trio

These adorable treats are quick and easy with the Amuse Studio Scalloped Candy Package die.  Add a ghost, some ribbon and you are done!  I'm loving the new printable papers in the Trick or Treat Digital Kit (2015 Holiday Catalog).  The kit includes nine paper designs, eight 3" x 4" and two 4" x 6" journaling cards.  You can print what you need when you need it...and you will never run out in the middle of a project.  $4.99

This fast and easy card gives you a good idea on the size relationship of the ghosts in the die set.  The circles pattern paper is also from the Trick or Treat Digital Kit.  

Item #DKTH15H  $4.99

Treat Box

A cute 3D box to hold Starbucks VIA coffee packs that are tied to a Starbucks gift card. The box was constructed from the new Amuse Studio notched tag die found in the Tag Bundle die set in the Holiday Catalog.  Die cut two of the tags and you can make this fun box.  See the template below for measurements.

Treat Boxes!

Don't you just love when you discover additional uses for your dies?  I tell you... this is going to get your creative ideas flowing and you are going to immediately go check which other dies you can adapt to this fun packaging idea!

Check out the Amuse Studio Blog where Linda shows you how you can make a 3-D box out of almost any shape die that you own and it is super easy! All you need is to understand the basics of making a box and then adapt it based on the size of the die and box you'd like to make.  Cool, right?!