I saw these cute little kit kat holders and had to give the mummy one a try. The tutorials are so clear and so easy to follow. I love the way they turned out and they are so quick to make! I did change a few things: I eliminated some of the layering on the eyes and instead just coloured circles with my white uniglo pen on black 1/2" circles. I also added layers of vanilla above and below so the eyes were a little more hidden! Inside, I used the word label punch instead of the modern label punch - I just punched it twice close together to make the opening big enough to fit the kit kat. You can see in the top picture, I put them at an angle so you could see kit kat inside. If you pop over there to the tutorial check out all of the awesome tutorials Angie has down the side of her blog - they are fantastic! 
I've had this card in my head for a while and finally got down to actually making it. This card uses the new SU set Scary Skeleton. I love this skeleton image because of the way it is positioned - it almost looks like he's dancing. And it makes it great to add a little sentiment underneath the lifted foot. I chose not to do that for this card because I thought it made it look a little too busy. Also, I'm not quite decided if I want to colour inside the skeleton with a white uniball pen so he's actually white instead of black...? I know I should use current Halloween papers but I much prefer these older retired ones. Sorry.
This has to be one of my absolulte favourite Halloween projects I've made yet. It's quite simple but it's just so festive and fun! 
Can you tell I just love these SU rubons? They are so cute and easy to use!
This card again uses the rubons and I just think this one is too cute. 
Supplies:
This shows all of the candies in the box when pulled right out of it's case. The boxes even fit the candy when you decorate the tops so the inside can be themed too! 
Sandy Grupka created these templates and shared them as a guest stamper on Mary's blog Stampin' Pretty - you can find them on this post. I had to use those same two papers she did because they are my favourite of all the Halloween papers.
I've currently just filled it with Hershey kisses but I was thinking I will probably just put all of the pixie stix from this post in it to give to my sister for her to give to her grade 2/3 class she teaches (I ended up making enough for the whole class since they were so cute).
I'll have to find a use for all of these Halloween things I've been creating - maybe some friends or co-workers will be getting some candies! 
Cards like this make me wish I had the SU markers so that I could have just coloured the bat from the stamp and left out the writing! One of these days I'll break down and buy them!
This card is very simple and quick to make - I'm trying to do more "quick" cards that don't have a lot of layering like I usually do!
These use the new In Colours tangerine tango and kiwi kiss. For the white images on black paper, I used white embossing powder so it would be really noticeable. The scallops were attached to the pixie sticks by taking a glue dot and wrapping it around the stick. 
I love the way these turned out. I'm at home with an injury from work so Grant ran to the store to get the pixie stix for me and he even got them orange specifically since he knew I wanted them for a Halloween project! Thanks G! Maybe I'll give them to my sister to use for school or something.
