Tasty Treat Holder

Base cardstock is 3 x11.  Score each end at 3.50
DSP (designer series paper) 2 pieces 3.25x 2.75
Belly band 1x12 inches
1 brad
Window word punch for the candy slot.
Red line to assemble
Tag note punch bundle 
Add the DSP to the front and the inside fold. using the window word punch; punch a slot large enough to fit a snack size Hershey bar. Add your bar and the red line on each side. peel tape and fold down. Close and add your belly band. Cut tails and add brad. Stamp and punch tag using Dimensionals pop it up on the belly band so it can easily be removed.

Sweet Treat

I made this cutie using candy, raffia, and a low temp glue gun. The Pumpkin head candies are bought from the local dollar store. The smarties and tootsie rolls were a steal at Menards. Milk duds or Dots boxes both work. Enjoy!

Wine Tags anyone?

Halloween Wine Tag

Stamps

Making Spirits Bright

Cardstock

Basic Black

Whisper White

Tangerine Tango

Daffodil Delight

Ink

Stazon Ink

Punches

1 3/4

Framelits

Window Frames

DSP

Motley Monsters (use the stripe print cut at 3.5 x 4)

Ribbons

White and Tangerine Tango Two Tone Trim

Tools

Fringe Scissors

Cut your black cardstock 10 x 3.5 using a corner rounder and round all corners.

Score at 2.5 and center your 1 3/4 circle in the 2.5 section and punch.

Cut 2 strips 1.25 x 3.5 score at 1 inch along the 3.5 length. this will be the guide to how far to cut in using your fringe scissors. Line the fridge strips one at a time along the bottom. I glued them in place and make sure to cover the area that isn't cut on the second row. After they are dry play with them to curl them a bit. I was CAREFUL not to rip them.

As you can tell we are working from the bottom up.

Next add you striped diagonal stripe paper covering again the solid uncut strip from the fringe section. Tie a bow above that stripe dsp using the Two Tone trim.

Now cut out the second size framelit 2.5 x 2.5 in daffodil delight. Stamp Bring on the BOOS, masking the martini glass so just the greeting gets stamped. Now cut the third size 3.25 x 3.25 in basic black. Pop the daffodil window on top of the black. Using a scrap piece of white stamp the Bring on the Boo's with the martini glass and color martini glass and cut out. Add that above the greeting. Now stamp Happy Halloween on a scrap piece of tangerine tango cut out using your scissors and cut into a banner. Pop up across the stem of the glass. I used Pear Pizazz for my martini and left the eyeball white but added red lines and a blue eyeball. I used daffodil for the curly olive pick.

LET THE COUNTDOWN BEGIN!!!

These spooky blocks are a hit!! Here's how they were made.

Countdown to Halloween
Numbers are cut 2 inches tall using the SHADOW font in the Plantin Schoolbook Alphabet. Characters are made using the mini monsters Cricut cartridge 3 inches. Bats are punched with the Bat punch from stampin up. DSP is witches brew. I used  a 2x4 to cut the base 8 inches long. Blocks are cut using a 4x4 (which is really 3.50x3.50) cut at 3.50 inches. You will need several coats of modge podge to adhere paper, let each coat dry completely. ADORABLE!!!! Mini monsters can be cut in any color combination you like.
Numbers cut in pumpkin are 1-2-8-3-5-0-2 /2  inches
Numbers cut in black are 1-4-7-0-6 /2 inches
Placement on blocks
Block One
Skull pumpkin print gets a black skull and crossbones and a Black number 1
Black and gray print with small orange spiders gets a vanilla web and a Pumpkin number 2
Vanilla newsprint gets 3 black bats and pumpkin number 3
Pumpkin paper with small black dots gets the mummy and a black number 4
Black newsprint gets the Ghost and a pumpkin number 5
Black and vanilla chevron just gets the pumpkin 0
Block Two
Black and vanilla chevron gets the cat and the pumpkin number 1
Black newsprint gets the Dracula and the pumpkin number 2
Orange trick or treat paper gets the black spider and black number 0
Pumpkin paper with small black dots gets black corner web and black number 6/9 place in the center because it is
Stripe paper gets the witches hat and a black number 7
Vanilla paper with square prints of webs and bats gets the green monster and layered number 8 in pumpkin layered onto black.