Category Archives: Happy Haunting (retired)

Butterfinger Halloween Treat Bags

Butterfinger Halloween Treat Bags with Authentique Bewitched Collection

Hello Friends! With Halloween peeping round the corner, I thought it would be fun to make these Butterfinger Halloween Treat Bags with the Halloween Ribbon Assortment from  Really Reasonable Ribbon Club.  These are a quick and easy make, and guaranteed to make your little ghosts and goblins grin with ghoulish delight.  Before we take a look at the bags, here’s a look at the fabulous ribbons I had to work with for this month’s hop.

I love these colorful, whimsical ribbons, don’t you?  They  are just the right accent for these Butterfinger Halloween Treat Bags.

 

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I made 6 treat bags in all.  The base of each bag is a Chevron Little Bitty Bag.  It was such fun to mix and match the ribbons from the Halloween Ribbon Club Assortment.

Butterfinger Halloween Treat Bags by Kathy Clement for RRR September 2017 Blog Hop Photo 2Each Butterfinger Halloween Treat Bag holds a cute little Halloween Tag.

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The papers are from Graphic 45’s Happy Haunting and Kraft Reflections.  (Both of these are retired collections.)  You can use any Halloween collection to make these, though.

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Tuck these cute vintage images behind the belly band, toss in a Fun Sized Butterfinger candy bar,  and you have the cutest little Halloween Treat Bags ever!  I think these would make spooktacular Halloween Party invitations or place cards.

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On With the Hop

Now it’s time for you to hop on over to see what fiendishly fabulous goodies Cherry has prepared for you.

Visit all the stops on the hop, then finish up at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  Answer Bonnie’s question of the month and you could be the lucky winner of your very own Halloween Ribbon Club Assortment.

If you haven’t signed up for the monthly ribbon club yet, now is a great time.  With the holidays fast approaching you’ll receive beautifully coordinated ribbon assortments that you can use on all your holiday projects.  You don’t even have to go to the store! How great is that?

You can sign up for the ribbon club HERE.

Thanks for hopping on by!

Cheerio,

kathy

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Happy Haunting Halloween Banner

Happy Haunting Halloween Banner with Pretty Petaloo Flowers

Hello, Friends!  I got the urge to create a little Halloween banner the other day, and as I was rummaging through my stash of autumn goodies, I found an oldie but a goodie from Graphic 45: Happy Haunting!  I’ve always loved the sweet vintage images and traditional color palette of this collection.  It’s truly too cute to spook!  Before you could say BOO, I was at work, cutting, sewing, spritzing, and gluing this little Happy Haunting Halloween Banner.

happy-haunting-halloween-banner-happy-hauntings-by-kathy-clement-for-really-reasonable-ribbon-product-by-graphic-45-photo-2Now while I love making banners, photographing them is another matter entirely!  But I finally figured out that the little corner cabinet our son made me for Mother’s Day is also a great photo booth!

Creating Custom Petaloo flowers with Tattered Angels Mist

happy-haunting-halloween-banner-happy-hauntings-by-kathy-clement-for-really-reasonable-ribbon-product-by-graphic-45-photo-3-jpgI wanted to totally load up this banner with pretty ribbons and fabulous orange flowers, but I only had two peach posies in my stash.  What to do?   I quickly realized I could custom color them with Peach Delight and Jack-o-Lantern Glimmer Mist.  Problem solved!

happy-haunting-halloween-banner-happy-hauntings-by-kathy-clement-for-really-reasonable-ribbon-product-by-graphic-45-photo-9Even though these were not DIY flowers, I found that they took the mists very well, and kept their shapes, too.  I spritzed the large peach Botanica bloom with Jack-o-Lantern and then spattered it with the darker Peach Delight. I also spattered the cream cherry blossom on the left.  The Mini Canvas Sunflower originally had ivory petals, but not any more!  And I love the way the Fall Mix Burlap leaves anchor the flower clusters.

happy-haunting-halloween-banner-happy-hauntings-by-kathy-clement-for-really-reasonable-ribbon-product-by-graphic-45-photo-12This wild sunflower was originally yellow.  Look how well it took the color!

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I made a small banner to go between each of the large pennants.

happy-haunting-halloween-banner-happy-hauntings-by-kathy-clement-for-really-reasonable-ribbon-product-by-graphic-45-photo-6Even the Green Darjeeling Dahlias received a light misting of orange.  I added them along with the cherry blossoms to provide some color contrast.

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The ribbons I used were all from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I’ll provide links below.

So, have you started decorating for Halloween/Fall yet?  I’d love to hear what you have planned in the comment section below.

Thanks for stopping by!

Cheerio,

kathy

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