There aren’t a lot of trick-or-treaters in my neighborhood so I can afford to have some fun:
If you follow the Maui Stamper, you’ll remember I made these HERE.
These are very similar, using the Pillow Box Framelits, the Howl-o-ween stamps, the Boo to You Thinlits and the Woodlands TIEF – but I used retired DSP for the back and some retired ribbon as well.
I really did use up all of my Happy Haunting DSP!
The fun thing is that with the window on the front (it’s one of the options with the framelit set) you can see the reverse side of the DSP when the treats are gone. As if the local 6-year-olds will care, but it makes me happy to know it’s there.
The Maui Stamper 
Super cute. I think the kids will enjoy all the candy inside these and the Moms will love your creativity!
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Annette, just so you know – there were 5 girls that came through and loved the packaging – and I mean they oohed and ahhed and said “oh so CUUUUTE!!!” It was hilarious 🙂
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To heck with the kids, the moms are crazy if they don’t beat a path to your door!
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Thanks! I didn’t see any crazy moms on Halloween but I did have a couple of girls return with their brothers 🙂
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