Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Halloween {Candy} Holder

I know that we have 6 weeks until Halloween but sometimes it doesn't hurt to be a little pre-prepared for big howl-days. I prepared a {FREE} little candy holder (that would also work for crayons or pencils or maybe fruit roll-ups) that you can print out, cut out, and tape together. It's pretty easy but I made a quick tutorial to show you how to put them together. You can find the links to the downloads after the tute!!
Supplies:
White card stock to print out the files
Scissors or a Paper Trimmer
Double-sided scrapbook adhesive or a Glue Stick
Washi Tape (optional)

Download, print, and cut out the holder pieces. The longer piece measures 2"x10" while the shorter piece is 2"x6.5".

Lay the longer piece of card stock upside down and fold up the printed "Happy Halloween" and make a really nice straight crease (use a bone folder if you have one). Using double-sided scrapbook tape or a glue stick, apply adhesive to the back of the short piece. Line up the shorter piece in the fold of the longer piece and glue together, matching up all the edges.

 There are 2 ways you can finish your holder - The first is to run a little scrapbook tape on the edges of the front piece and fold it down on to the backer forming your pocket. The second way is to use washi tape (or clear tape) to form the pocket. I just happened to have this polka dot washi tape that I found at Michael's in the Smash book  display rack. It's perfect for Halloween & all year round.

It's a little freaky how well it matches! Or should I say, Spooky!

Insert some pixie stix (or pencil, etc.) and a little plastic spider or bat ring and you've got yourself one awesomely spooky way to give the little ghouls and goblins a special Halloween treat. From me to BOO!
If you want to make these candy holders for yourself you can find the longer piece HERE and the shorter HERE!!  *please remember that these are for personal use only and it would be super awesome if you left me a comment if you do download the files :)
Linking up:
tatertots & jello

26 comments:

  1. Just adorable! Thanks for sharing! I will share on FB!

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  2. Creative genius! Thanx for sharing your talent ;)

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  3. These are awesome! Thanks for sharing. We will add a couple of pencils since my daughters school has a no sweets policy.

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  4. These are awesome! Thanks for sharing. We will add a couple of pencils since my daughters school has a no sweets policy.

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  5. Thanks for sharing. Love this! We will use them for pencils as well since our school has a no food policy, too.

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  6. Love the design--you could use glow sticks too (the thin ones meant to be bracelets).

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  7. Stacy, you never cease to amaze me with your adorable designs and ideas! Thank you for sharing!!!

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  8. Thank you for sharing, these are adorable and I'll be using them for sure!

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  9. Thank you so much for sharing these with us.

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  10. Too cute, Stacy!! These will be perfect to send to daycare for my son's Halloween party. ;)

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  11. Thanks so much for this darling download, it is soo cute.

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  12. This is too cute Stacy!! I love the design - thanks for the printable!!

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  13. What a great idea! The options seem endless for this idea. I also like that the kids could use it as a bookmark after they finish the candy.

    Thanks for sharing.

    Michele @ Better Organized Living

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  14. this is so cute for Halloween, and very clever -- thank you for sharing!

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  15. Such a great idea! I think we'll make this for my daughter's class - she loves bringing in stuff that she can "make" herself!! Thanks!!

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  16. This is super cute! I love the way it turned out. Perfect for a Halloween party too.

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  17. What a fun idea! My kids would love these! Let's be honest, who wouldn't love these? Thanks for sharing!

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  18. Love it!!! This will be my 1st grades Halloween treat from me!! Thanks a bunch for creating!

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  19. Stacy, this is exactly what I was looking for! I'm giving glow sticks to the kids in my daughter's class, but wanted it to have some substance to it. Perfect! Thanks!!

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  20. Thank you! I'm going to use them for glow in the dark bracelets for school treats.

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  21. Just a perfect way to give a no candy treat! Thank you for sharing! dmsisco2003@yahoo.com

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