You can go to beenbooed.com to read all about it, but basically it's a fun way to surprise your neighbors with an anonymous little treat during October.
I am beginning to prepare little treat bags for this fun activity (and other upcoming Halloween activities), and I wanted to make some out of the adorable Glowing line from Authentique.
Start with a 12" x 5" strip of double sided paper (I used the Black Gingham/Orange Brocade piece). Fold it so that the bottom portion falls about 3/4" from the top of the back side.
Punch the edges with the border punch of your choice. Then adhere down the left and right sides to form a pocket.
Begin decorating the front. I cut a 1" strip of the Newsprint paper, notched the ends, and accordian folded to create a dimensional banner.
Crumple it, distress the edges, and add brown ink with a dauber to age it. Then run a strip of adhesive along the back to stick it down to the pocket.
Add dimension and sparkle to the web by applying a bit of Stickles!
Add on a strip from the Tabloids diecuts under the banner, a piece of twine wrapped around the card, tiny clothespins, and another diecut from the Noteables collection.
A stick pin and a tag die cut, embellished with a few Diction stickers complete the embellishments.Punch two holes to string ribbon & lace through and simply knot the trimming. Fill with candy and hang on a lucky recipient's door! :)
I hope you enjoyed my tutorial and that this helps you whip up a fun few surprises for your fellow spooks this month!
Virge, this totally rocks! LOVE the added puffy paint! You do Halloween so well (of course you already know that. ;) )
ReplyDeletesuper duper fantastically cute!!! Oh my!! I wish you lived in my neighborhood!! :)
ReplyDeleteloooooove this.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fabulous idea!! Thank you for linking it to Paper Issues! We featured you today!http://paperissues.blogspot.com/2011/10/youve-been-booed.html
ReplyDeleteI'd be so pleased over how cute the treat bag is, I wouldn't care about what's inside the bag...Well, if it's chocolate, I might reconsider!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this bag and the whole concept behind it. What a fun way to get involved with friends and neighbors! Beautifully done!
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