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After a search came up blank I figured I would ask. Does anyone have a good idea on how make a cool looking candy bag out of the paper lunch sacks. I would like to hand the kiddies a candy bag with goodies inside this year. Any ideas would be great. I would like it to be simple enough to have my children make them so that they get to help create things. Thanks for any help or suggestions.
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Candy Bags
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10-01-2009,11:38 PM
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10-01-2009,11:43 PM
Martha Stewart has some good ideas for treat bags in this months Halloween issue.
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The Great Pumpkin
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10-01-2009,11:49 PM
how about buying a Halloween stencil and stencilling the bags
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The Great Pumpkin
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10-02-2009,12:15 AM
I would say little stamps, stickers, glitter/glue and ribbons
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The Great Pumpkin
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10-02-2009,05:48 AM
You can fold the top down, use a hole punch and thred a Halloween ribbon thru to hold the bag shut.
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10-04-2009,07:18 AM
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10-04-2009,08:26 AM
Hallow and here's another idea:
You can use food service gloves that can be turned into zombie or witch hands. Put a piece of candy corn in the end of each finger for the nail - then fill with popcorn and twist at the wrist with a ribbon or yarn and a spooky sticker or cut out. You can tint the popcorn green with food coloring too. The gloves are sold in boxes with 500 - so they are really cheap bags. Experiment too with fillings. BOO!" TO SERVE MAN " ... IT'S A COOKBOOK!"
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10-09-2009,03:22 PM
Martha Stewart last year had a witch's broom, I think it was double bagged, the outside bag being sliced in long strips to look like the brush part of the broom. A small branch shpved inside and tie the bag around it tight...
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06-14-2010,10:04 PM
I know you've already made them, seeing as this thread is a year old, but if anyone else wanted any ideas last year I bought plain white 'goodie bags' and splattered a little red paint on them to look like blood. Kinda Dexter looking. People seemed to like them a lot, and they're extremely easy, although fairly messy. Then I just put candy and goodies in them and stapled 'em shut!
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06-27-2010,12:35 PM
How about using the latex glove idea BUT have the look like the gloves are holding the bag??Maybe get some cotton and fill the fingers out and bloody them up a bit....gray lines for veins.....you get the idea....right ? Elaine
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