Halloween Treats

I found these cute Halloween buckets at Target.

Also the little black cat bag. They were in the dollar section.

So I decided to fill them up and send them to some of the little cuties in my family.

I wrapped them up with some cellophane.

Not Saran wrap but the stuff by the wrapping paper.

But you probably knew that.

Saran wrap hates me.

I was in need of some tags so I did a little surfing.

I came across these cute ones over at Sherbert Blossom.

She does not have the blogspot in her url anymore so just follow the link above.

 

All you have to do is cut them out and then use a hole punch.

I think they are pretty darn cute. I just wrote their names on the back.

 

Now I just need to get them in the mail before it’s Christmas!

Happy Halloweenie!

Happy Halloween everyone! Thought I'd share a few of our Halloween pasts. Lot's of fun making the costumes and going trick or treating. Scaring the bejesus out of people. A lot of the costumes got past around. The little devil, Superman and the Ninja Turtle were all big hits. Wish you could see the turtle shell. My kids still talk about that one. Time goes so fast. Enjoy them while they are little.

#2 and #1

#1 and #2

#2

#2, #3 and #1
(did I not have windex??)

#2 and #3

The scarecrows have a history around our house. Every since #1 was little we would put up a scarecrow in the yard. Same clothes, just restuffed every year. Then when #2 was about 8 he dressed up as a scarecrow for a party. The following year my husband dressed as the scarecrow and he would sit in the place of the fake stuffed scarecrow that had been sitting outside our house for the past week or so. I would sit outside to give out candy and put the bowl in the lap of the scarecrow, my husband. They would assume it was the fake one that had been outside. Then, I would tell them to help themselves. They were so excited to grab what they wanted. Then my husband would jump and say, Don't take too much! Oh the screams! Mostly from the parents. Fun times. We would not do this for the little ones. We are not that cruel.

#2 and #3 again a few years later.

And the torch of the live scarecrow gets past down to the kids. The chainsaw was added, without the chain, when the kids were older. Nothing freaks people out more then the sound of a chainsaw. It was hilarious. Some times we would have both scarecrows out and the live one would tie fishing line to the fake one to make that one move. Then people would really be confused.

Here is me and hubby two years ago. Can you guess what we were dressed as? Let's see if someone can guess. I'll let you know tomorrow.
Have a frightfully fun night!

see you later,