It’s October! It’s October! It’s October!!!
(Can you tell it is my favorite month of the year?!!)
And that means it is time to start thinking about my favorite holiday … Halloween!
Silhouette asked me to create a series of Halloween projects, and here is what I came up with … a fun Halloween party set-up!
Let’s take a closer look at each piece, shall we?!
First, we have a fun little place setting.
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I found all of these pieces at Dollar Tree. I thought it would be fun to dress them up for a fun Halloween dinner.
I decorated the plate with vinyl. I know the vinyl won’t last forever, but it will definitely last for a party!
The glass gets a spider treatment. Isn’t he so creepy and cute?!
Warm up on Halloween night with a mug of hot cider decorated with this friendly and talkative crow. You could even decorate a mug and fill it with candy to give to someone for a sweet Halloween treat.
Once your table is set, place a giant candy wrapper box on the plate of each guest. Inside you can place goodies and spooky toys.
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I decorated the sides of the candy wrapper boxes with various patterned papers and then tied them closed with colorful ribbons.
I created the tag for each box by creating a stamp with my Silhouette Mint stamp making machine. This machine is so fun and EASY to use. And I love that it is so easy to add multiple ink colors to the stamped design.
Decorate the table with more cute dimensional boxes and treat boxes, like this pumpkin …
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… and these Haunted Houses.
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The “Trick or Treat” circle was also created using my Silhouette Mint machine and would look so cute on all kinds of projects!
Do you need a costume for the big day? How about this darling black cat mask?
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Finally, what’s Halloween without the glow of candles? Â Create a series of lanterns to line the center of your dinner table. When you use battery-powered candles inside the lanterns you don’t have to worry about managing them, or the potential of starting a fire.
This lantern was made from a treat box cut. Instead of patterned paper placed in the spiderweb openings, I placed plastic, transparent office folders.
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The front and side is decorated with a spooky, dimensional spider …
and beautiful roses and vines.
Are you planning a Halloween party at your home this year? Now is the time to start planning and creating. The decorations and details are what will set your party apart.
Happy Halloween!
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