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  Black Cat Treat Boxes

  A family of black pressed-paper cats prowls through a pumpkin patch. Their bodies are made from different sizes of heart-shaped boxes turned upside down.

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  Next: Hanging Acorn Treat Boxes

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  Hanging Acorn Treat Boxes

  Pressed-paper acorn boxes get dressed up for Halloween, evoking vintage treat containers handed out by candy shops and bakeries in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

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  Next: Hanging Owl Treat Boxes

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  Hanging Owl Treat Boxes

  These woodland favors are made with pinecone boxes disguised as birds of prey. The textured ridges resemble feathers, and crepe-paper embellishments finish the owl's menacing look

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  Jack-o'-Lantern Treat Boxes

  A plump jack-o'-lantern cracks a smile as the candy inside is revealed. The round container was painted orange and covered in tapered strips of crepe paper. The stem, the leaves, and a funny face, all cut from crepe paper, complete the treat box.

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  Next: Standing Owl Treat Boxes

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  Standing Owl Treat Boxes

  Three perched owls, made from egg-shaped pressed-paper boxes, don't need to hunt for another meal. Their bellies are filled with enough treats to last the night.

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  Skull Treat Boxes

  Mischievous smiles make these skulls more sweet than scary.

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  Bat Treat Boxes

  The trick to this bat is using an upside-down, egg-shaped pressed-paper box for the body; the treat is inside.

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  Next: Pumpkin Favor Pouches

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  Pumpkin Favor Pouches

  For party favors or treats on Halloween night, fill crepe-paper pumpkin pouches with tiny toys and candy eggs.

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  Witch's Broom Favors

  Give witches-for-a-night a proper send-off with broomstick favors.

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  Next: Skeleton Treat-Bag Labels

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  Skeleton Treat-Bag Labels

  Clip-art skeleton creatures printed onto labels are a spine-tingling way to send off party guests and doorbell-ringing tricksters.

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  Stamped Muslin Treat Bags

  Use alphabet and creature stamps to embellish these cloth favor bags.

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  Next: Glittered Skull Treat Boxes

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  Glittered Skull Treat Boxes

  Beware the skull that bears a mouthful of sweets!

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  Next: Candy-Filled Headstones

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  Candy-Filled Headstones

  Only brave party guests dare disturb the tasty contents of these graves.

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  Next: Coffin Treat Boxes

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  Coffin Treat Boxes

  Surprise your guests with an inventive coffin treat box, a wonderfully ghoulish party favor everyone will want to take home.

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  Next: Papier-Mache Treat Balls

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  Papier-Mache Treat Balls

  These pumpkin-inspired treat containers are filed with a sweet surprise.

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  Halloween Crackers

  These crepe-paper treat holders are modeled after British Christmas crackers.

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  Skull Potato-Stamp Treat Bags

  Use these simple and inventive skull potato stamps to add a spooky touch to Halloween treat bags.

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  Next: Halloween Cookie Packaging

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  Halloween Cookie Packaging

  Turn cookies into a scrumptious Halloween treat with this simple packaging idea.

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  Next: Clip-Art Candy Boxes

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  Clip-Art Candy Boxes

  Dole out treats this Halloween in our frightfully charming candy boxes.

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  Next: Bewitching Tree of Treats

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  Bewitching Tree of Treats

  Scare up fun at a Halloween party with a centerpiece that displays favor bags and seasonal ornaments.

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  Next: Bat and Moon Paper Treat Bags

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  Bat and Moon Paper Treat Bags

  It's easy to embellish a plain brown paper bag with full moons and swooping bats.

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  Goody Witches

  A band of plump, popcorn-filled witches swoops in to add a spirited spell to your Halloween festivities.

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  Jack-o'-Lantern Party Favors

  These clip-art pumpkin people come bearing mischievous treats.

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  Creature Candy Dishes

  These bewitching characters are not as innocent as they seem. If you're not careful, they'll eat all the candy themselves.

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  Colored-Paper Party Bags

  Colored-paper bags filled with Halloween candy are great for party guests and trick-or-treaters alike.

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  Stamped-Silhouette Treat Bags

  Play with the notion of positive and negative space by layering black and white paints -- in spooky shapes, of course -- on black and white goody bags.

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  Next: Jack-o'-Lantern Muslin Treat Bags

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  Jack-o'-Lantern Muslin Treat Bags

  These stamped muslin bags delight, and not just because of the Halloween candy inside.

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  Next: Candy Topiary

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  Candy Topiary

  At the end of the night, surprise candy-seekers with a tree of sweets.

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  Next: Halloween Lantern Party Favors

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  Halloween Lantern Party Favors

  The orange balloon-shape calyxes of Chinese lanterns make perfect stand-ins for pumpkins in these fun decorations.

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  Punched Favor Bags

  Create creepy candy favors with treat bags that appear to be dripping with slimy sludge.

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