Halloween Treat Boxes {tutorial} & Curio update

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Good morning! Today I’d love to share this easy Halloween Treat Boxes tutorial with you made with my Silhouette. I also have a Silhouette Curio™ update for you! You will soon be able to buy one at your local Michaels store. Eek! So keep reading for all the details. :)

 

For this project you'll need:
Halloween scrapbook paper
cut files from Silhouette
wiggly eyes
adhesive
candy bars (of course!)

 

 

I cut everything out with my Silhouette,
& then covered the candy bars with Halloween paper.

 

 

Then I assemble my boxes using adhesive.

 

 

Then all you have to do is stick in your candy bars. Easy peasy!

 

 

These little guys would make perfect party favors for a Halloween party!

 

 

They can even be part of the party decorations. :)
I’ll be sharing the simple candy corn banner tutorial next week!

 

 

Check out 10 more Simple Halloween Project Ideas. :)

 

These bat treat boxes I made with my Silhouette are super cute, too!



Now for that Curio update! #SilhouetteCurio #MadewithMichaels

 

From Silhouette ~

The Silhouette Curio™ is coming Soon to a Michaels Near You!

You’ve heard all about it and now you can finally get your hands on it in-store. Silhouette has partnered with Michaels to bring Curio to a store near you, putting it one step closer to your craft room. Curio will be available in all Michaels stores beginning October 23^rd, as well as online at Michaels.com.

Curio is the first hobby machine to allow Silhouette users the freedom of extra media like wood, canvas, and metal. It’s the perfect companion to both the Silhouette Portrait® and the Silhouette CAMEO®. Curio is a machine with as much personality as the creators it caters to. Just imagine what you could make with Curio’s emboss, deboss, stippling, etching, and multicolor sketch abilities.

What comes in the box with a Silhouette Curio™?

Each Curio comes with an 8.5 in. x 6 in. base, cutting mat, and embossing mat; a fine embossing tool and a wide embossing tool; 50 exclusive designs available for download from the Silhouette Design Store; an AC adapter and USB cord; and the industry-leading Silhouette Studio® software.

For their first Curio product rollout, Michaels will be carrying the following Curio accessories:

• Curio metal etching sheets
• Curio stippling sheets
• Premium blade (lasts 3 times longer than a regular blade!)
• Deep cut blade
• Curio Etching and Stippling tool
• Curio Score & Emboss paper (a7 size)
• 6” Curio cut mat
• 6” Curio embossing mat

Click here to find the Michaels closest to you.

To see what I thought about the Curio the first time I used it go {HERE}.

 

Have a great weekend! I’ll see you back here on Monday! :)

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This post was created for Ginger Snap Crafts by Ginger Bowie.