Did you know that Halloween is only 23 days away? We're all getting excited and ready to throw some parties around here and thought you might be too. Halloween is mine and Michelle's favorite holiday so I went a little crazy and made a bunch of click and prints for you guys! Hopefully this little party we had will kick start some great plans for your holiday.
Pictured below from left to right: Invitations, bottle wraps, blank signs & mini bubble wraps.
The invitations used Hoo's There and Eerie alley ribbons. Simply print and trim your invites, then cut your paper 10 1/2" by 4 1/4"(or 4" if you want to get 3 out of a sheet) and fold in half. Adhere your filled out invite to the inside and tie with ribbon! Easy, right?
For the signs I printed and trimmed them and then folded in half. Then, I adhered to the skewer using double sided tape (my sticky weapon of choice) and cut a wide triangle on the end. Now your guests will know what's what.
I found the mini bubbles in the wedding section of the dollar store. 9 for one dollar! A cute and entertaining gift for your pint size wizards and witches.
The cupcake toppers were so easy! I just opened a package of die cuts and glue dotted them onto toothpicks. Instantly creepy.
For finishing touches, I used the Windsor ribbons, which gave it a little more sophisticated touch. (And they're half off right now!) The treat bags were tied with silver and the candy jar got wrapped in silver as well.
Just click the images below to download. Print and customize as many as you want! Then take pictures so we can see how you put them to good use. Have fun!
-Mandi
Pictured below from left to right: Invitations, bottle wraps, blank signs & mini bubble wraps.
The invitations used Hoo's There and Eerie alley ribbons. Simply print and trim your invites, then cut your paper 10 1/2" by 4 1/4"(or 4" if you want to get 3 out of a sheet) and fold in half. Adhere your filled out invite to the inside and tie with ribbon! Easy, right?For the signs I printed and trimmed them and then folded in half. Then, I adhered to the skewer using double sided tape (my sticky weapon of choice) and cut a wide triangle on the end. Now your guests will know what's what.
I found the mini bubbles in the wedding section of the dollar store. 9 for one dollar! A cute and entertaining gift for your pint size wizards and witches.
The cupcake toppers were so easy! I just opened a package of die cuts and glue dotted them onto toothpicks. Instantly creepy.For finishing touches, I used the Windsor ribbons, which gave it a little more sophisticated touch. (And they're half off right now!) The treat bags were tied with silver and the candy jar got wrapped in silver as well.
Just click the images below to download. Print and customize as many as you want! Then take pictures so we can see how you put them to good use. Have fun!
-Mandi
2 comments:
OMG'ness! Those labels are just fabulous and I love the photos. It really gets me into the Halloween spirit.
DS6 has his birthday on Nov 4th, but ww'll have his party on Halloween. He's really into Halloween stuff, so these downloads will be perfect.
BTW, love the shown projects!
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