We had some leftover medical gauze from my son's finger amputation this summer and I thought it would be fun to use some up on some Hallowe'en treat bags. Think mummies! I used a spooky fence border punch for the bottom strip and a Jaded Blossom die cut with haunted house patterned paper for the toppers. All treats went through my own personal quality control and I can vouch for their yumminess - especially the Reese's Cup Thins.
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Fabulous treat bags Kate, love the gauze tie up bows, that's a wonderful idea and the little fences are a great trim, love them..
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What delightful goodie bags!!! The papers at the top are perfectly complemented by the fence trim at the bottom and those medical quaze bows are such a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteLovely treat bags, Kate. I like the idea to use medical gauze. I used it time ago and wrap it around a choclate bar, added some googly eyes and a mummy was born.
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Love these, Kate! So clever to use medical gauze on a Halloween project! I hope your son is doing well. It's always important to put edible items through quality control before they are given out - better safe than sorry! (((:
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you take quality control so seriously, Kate.😊 Your little treat boxes are so cute and the mummy wrapping is brilliant!
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