I hope you all are enjoying the long weekend! An extra day off from work for me means more time to craft! With summer pretty much over, it’s time for me to start planning for my favorite holiday, Halloween! Today, I’m sharing how to make these fun Spooky Coffin Party Favors in 15 minutes!
Let’s get started!
First collect your supplies. You will need:
Handwritten Halloween Thinlits by Tim Holtz
Movers & Shapers Coffin Box by Tim Holtz
White Mat-board
Black Card-stock
Glue
Black Ink
Starting with the Coffin, create a sandwich using a cutting pad, Coffin die, black card-stock and the crease pad. Then pass it through the Big Shot.
Next, fold along the crease lines and glue together the tabs for both the coffin lid and coffin base. Put the coffin aside.
Now, moving on to the Ghosts. Create a sandwich by placing a piece of white mat-board on top of the Bigz Ghosts die and place it between two cutting pads. Then pass the sandwich through the machine.
Once cut, ink the edges of the ghost with black ink. Set the Ghost aside.
Next, for the phrase, pick your favorite phrase from the Handwritten Halloween Thinlits set. Using the magnetic platform, place a cutting pad on the platform, a scrap of black paper, the Thinlits, and then a second cutting pad. Then pass the sandwich through the Big Shot.
Next adhere your word to the ghost and glue the ghost to the back of the coffin.
Fill your coffin with some candy or treats and now you have Spooky Coffin Treat Boxes, perfect for any Halloween party!
I hope you enjoyed my quick and easy tutorial and hope you give it a try!
Happy Haunting!
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8 comments
These are great! Love those dies! THanks for joining!
Thank Angie!
These are so cute 😀
Thank you Blanca!
Such a fun craft to use as a party favor – and fun enough for Kids’ parties, and sophisticated enough for an adult party!
Thank you Carolina!
Super cute idea! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Jen!