Here is a fun and not too spooky display of treats for Halloween.
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free Halloween printables for treat bags are at The Sweetest Occasion
(free printables here )
diy paper broom treat bags ( click here )
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trick or treat!
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In our house, the supply of paper bags is always plentiful and the kid’s creativities with them are endless. Paper bags are inexpensive, available at most general stores and they come in many different colors, sizes and shapes. Here are a few simple ideas to do with basic brown/white paper bags.
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 pillow bags |
 paper broom |
 containers/dividers |
 wrapping flowers |
 gift bag |
 containers for s’mores |
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In a recent blog post at Kains On The Creek, Sherry shared how to make popcorn in the microwave using a brown paper bag.
Share your ideas with us!
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posted by: Kay 3
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These gift bags can’t get any easier than this. Use a pair of decorative scissors, trim the top edges of the paper bag. Then fill it with treats, fold the top down and attach a ribbon (4 to 6 inches long) with a colorful paper clip.
small treat bags (4 1/4L x 2 1/2W x 8H”) sources: Amazon / Etsy
color coated paper clips sources: Target / OfficeMax / Amazon
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posted by: Kay 0
Paper broomstick bag / Witch’s Broom is a clever idea. I first came upon it in one of Martha Stewart’s magazines years ago (and now at marthastewart.com click here).
paper bags (4 1/4L x 2 1/2W x 8H”) sources: Amazon / Etsy
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posted by: Kay 0
This is a fun and simple project with basic brown/white paper bags. By cutting the bottom off and sealing the two openings with decorative tape, a pretty gift package is finished. To keep the goodies from slipping out or moving around in the package, wrap them with tissue papers and staple the openings before taping.
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have fun making these!
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