Spooky Cuties Treat Sacks

I can't believe it's been so long since I posted! Now that we've traded back-to-school madness for a more settled-in routine, I'm finding more and more time for creativity and fun projects. Last weekend, I finally re-painted my dining room, a key part of a refresh/update I've been {not} working on since Spring. I've started bringing out some of the Fall and Halloween decorations, too. I don't usually go super crazy decorating for fall, just a few vignettes here and there. What about you? Whole hog, not at all, or somewhere in the middle?

I have a crafty Reverse Confetti project to share today: mini treat sacks. They were so fun to put together! I started with an orange and black pair of chevron mini paper bags (I got mine from i{heart}papers last fall) and the new SPOOKY CUTIES and SPOOKY SENTIMENTS sets from Reverse Confetti.

Lots of little stamping details: the background piece has been stamped with a sweet little bat border from SPOOKY CUTIES  The circles were stamped first with a polka dot background (from WHOLE LOTTA DOTS) and then accented with a black striped line.

The bat and boots were stamped, heat embossed, trimmed out and popped up. And last I added the fun sentiments from SPOOKY SENTIMENTS. The little bags are 2.75" x 4", the perfect size for a sweet treat. (Confession: I ate all the pumpkin-shaped peppermint patties that were supposed to go in these sacks. PLEASE tell me I'm not the only one who does that! Let's just hope I remember to fill these properly before handing them out. Can you imagine getting a treat sack filled with paper shred?)

Stamps: SPOOKY CUTIES,  SPOOKY SENTIMENTS, and WHOLE LOTTA DOTS (Reverse Confetti)

Paper: rustic white, kraft, lime green and orange card stocks

Ink: white and black pigment ink, tan kraft ink

Accessories: orange and black chevron itty bitty bags, corner rounder, circle punch, 

button die, baker's twine, jute cord, button, wide striped ribbon, pop dots, 

clear embossing powder and heat tool

Hope you have a fantastic day!