Halloween tags and treat bags with Toner Card fronts

Hello Therm-O-Web friends! I can hardly believe just how fast summer went by. Fall is here and honestly, Halloween is my favorite holiday to craft. I thought that it would be fun to create some Halloween-themed gift-related items using our new Dazzled Toner Card Fronts and Deco Foil.

I love giving treats to friends and family during the holidays and it’s fun to come up with different ways to make the packaging just as fun.

Starting with the treat box, I foiled the Dazzled toner card front for the Treat Box with the purple Deco Foil Transfer sheet. I love how vibrant the color looks on this design.

Next, I cut out the pieces of the box to assemble. I used double-sided adhesive tape to secure them. Even though the A2 size of the Toner Card Front wasn’t big enough for the whole front of the box die, I was able to adapt it to the design.

I thought it would be fun to use the negative foil for the window on the box. I adhered it would adhesive to the back of the Toner Card Front and then adhered it to the box cardstock.

I framed it with a scallop die-cut square. I love the contrast of the negative foil and the toner card front. Makes it interesting to look at.

To make the box festive, I added a few Halloween spiderweb, spider, and sentiment dies.

Now I can fill up this finished box with some spooky treats!

I wanted to make a fun tag out of a Spooky lantern die from Picket Fence Studios. It was just big enough to fit the A2 Toner Card Front. First, I die-cut a bunch of Halloween-themed dies to create a collage on a tag cut from a fun spooky lantern die from Picket Fence Studios.

Using the Dazzled Toner Card front and some Fancy Foil from Gina K, I cut out the lantern die and adhered to my tag.

I cut out the design and used our 3D foam squares to mount the layered tag.

I love the way it turned out and all of the layered details.

And finally, I just had some garden chalkboard signs and thought it would be fun to throw some fun Halloween dies on the top of the pic. So I collaged a spiderweb die cut, a gravestone and cat dies from Anna Griffin, and a skeleton and sentiment from the Stamp Market.