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Ghostly Goodie Bag: Most years we just used old pillowcases as our treat bags on Halloween (sometimes the big orange plastic pumpkin pails too)…but we never thought to get this creative with the pillowcases. With a few markers and an old white pillowcase, you can make a cute ghost loot bag–easy enough for the kids to do themselves if they like. Instructions found at Crayola.com.
Date Added: Oct 22, 2007
Halloween Gift Bag or Trick-Or-Treat Bag: Cute project idea, see how to decorate a regular gift bag into something perfect for Halloween. Details found at Phyllis Dobbs.
Date Added: Oct 18, 2008
Halloween Treat Pouches: Now here’s a great idea, stamp coffee filters with Halloween stamps, fill the center with goodies then gather up the filter tie closed with a ribbon (makes a pouch). Cute stuff! Found at Savvy n Sassy.
Date Added: Oct 04, 2008
Treat Bags With Aged Labels: Design your own labels and print them off, crumple them up and soak them in tea. When they’re dried you paste them on to plain brown paper lunch bags, fill with treats and tie off with bits of twine. Easy project that looks good too. Project details at Howloween Queen.
Date Added: Oct 03, 2008
Halloween.Tipnut.com
Welcome! Here you'll find a large (and growing) collection of Halloween projects I've found online--only the cutest, coolest or creepiest will do! I'll also post a few of the tricks I have up my sleeve.
There are props, recipes, decorations, crafts, homemade costume ideas, tips and all things Halloween in general.
This site is an extension of my main blog Tipnut.com which is filled with household tips, recipes, sewing, crafts, homemade How To's and all kinds of DIY projects and hacks for around the home. Make sure to check it out!
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