Shaker Window Halloween Treat Bags

Hello. Today I have something a little different for you. I love to make treat bags and I wanted to incorporate a fun shaker element, similar to a shaker card. Here’s what I came up with…

I started with three small Halloween gift bags that I picked up at Target in their dollar spot. (Don’t you love the Target dollar spot!?) I traced the inside of the die on the front panel of the bag. I poked a hole with my scissors and cut the shape from the bag. I created vellum pouches filled with sequins and die cuts I cut from THIS, THIS, THIS, and THIS die. Before filling the bags, I stamped sentiments from THIS and THIS stamp set using THIS ink. I adhered the vellum pouches to the inside of the bag. To cover the cut edge and give a finished look, I adhered a black frame on top, created from two shape dies that nest together. 
Here’s a closer look…

One thing to keep in mind, the thinner the vellum, the better. Some of the heavy weight vellum can be so cloudy that you can’t see what’s inside. 
I plan on filling these with candy for my son’s preschool teachers. 
I hope you give this technique a try. It would work for a variety of occasions. 
Thanks for visiting and have a great day. 
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2 Comments

  1. Lisa Tilson
    October 14, 2017

    I need to move to the US! I would love access to a dollar spot and your craft stuff is just so much cheaper over there! Your bags are so fun, you are always so creative, who would have thought to include a shaker element. Love it!

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  2. Marjorie DUMONTlER
    October 13, 2017

    These treat bags are just perfect !

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