Halloween is coming up soon so I'm sharing these Halloween treat jars that I made for my little boy's teachers last year.
I used Jif Hazelnut spread jars that I hoarded saved for projects such as these. I peeled off the label and scrubbed it to remove the adhesive marks on it.
Then I measured the height of the inside of the jar, and cut my orange card stock paper according to the measurements.
Next, I rolled up the cardstock and inserted it into the jar.
Since the upper part of the jar is narrower than the lower portion, it kind of helps keep the paper in place. But you can also secure it with scotch tape if you want.
For the pumpkin face I used my Silhouette Cameo cutting machine to cut black vinyl. But you can also
cut black cardstock paper with scissors and use double sided tape to adhere it to the jar.
For the jar lid, I used the Silhouette machine again to cut the orange cardstock in a circle shape, and black
cardstock for the word boo! and also for the bat shape. Then I used Elmer's spray adhesive to adhere them to the lid. Next, I applied a coat of Mod Podge on the lid with a foam brush and waited for it to dry.
The last thing I did was put some candies inside the jar and I'm done! They turned out pretty cute, don't you think?
Here are some Halloween ideas you might like:
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So cute and not that difficult! My daughter will love doing this.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara! I hope your daughter have fun doing this!
DeleteVery fun!
ReplyDeleteThey sure are, Diana! Thank you for stopping by!
DeleteThese look really cute and easy to make (a necessity for me since I'm not the craftiest person). Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it Kimberly! Hope you'll try making them. Thank you for the visit!
DeleteThis is great! am a music teacher and use a lot of practice games for the younger students. I will using your Halloween jar idea.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Maria
ww.musicteachingandparenting.com
That's wonderful Maria! I love it when people visit my site and find something useful. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Deletewhat a cute and easy idea! Thanks for linking to the DIY Sunday Showcase.
ReplyDeleteI had fun at your link party, there was a lot of wonderful links there. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
DeleteThese jars are SO cute! Very creative idea. Plus you get to eat all that Hazelnut spread!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at the Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop! Have a wonderful day!
Katie
I think the problem is how to stop me from eating all the hazelnut spread, LOL! I'm glad you like this Halloween idea! Hope you're having a great day too!
DeleteWhat a cool idea - they look fantastic Cheng! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Lizzy!
DeleteThis is beyond cute! What a fun activity for this kids to do!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteLove these! What a great idea, and they would be perfect teacher gifts for Halloween or for just about anyone! Thanks for sharing on The Get inspired Hop this week I am co-hosting and I pinned this to my Halloween Board!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Tracey! It's my first time to link up to a pinning party and it's definitely fun!
DeleteI live fun easy projects that don't cost the earth, how awesome are cutting machines, I love mine :)
ReplyDeleteI love my cutting machine too! But I haven't been using it lately because the blades need to be replaced.
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