You must know by now that I love popcorn boxes, I often share how to embellish store bought boxes for themed parties. So when I learned of the Laura Kelly’s Annual Popcorn Box Blog Party, I had to sign up!
Laura Kelly hosts a Popcorn Box party where crafters and bloggers are invited to decorate a popcorn box for Halloween. Participants can either spruce up the provide Popcorn Box (this year provided by World Market) or create a recipe or create basically anything they want by incorporating the box.
There are so many possibilities with popcorn boxes, especially for Halloween!
Each crafter received a box filled with goodies that we could use for our project if so desired. Such fun stuff from lots of Laura Kelly sponsors! (Laura is also hosting a giveaway, see below!)
- World Market
- Sizzix
- Kunin Group
- Scotch/3M
- Adorn-It
- Expressionery.Com
- Udderly Smooth
I wasn’t sure what I was going to make but I knew I was going to use some of my favorite Halloween Sizzix dies.
I started by cutting the scalloped edge off of the popcorn box, then wrapped the box with scrapbook paper.
Next, I cut four haunted houses using the Rickety Bigz Die and my Sizzix Big Shot and black mat board.
Then I glued some yellow tissue paper to the backside of each house and trimmed it to fit.
Next I cut a Ghost from Mat Board and the word “Beware” from black card stock using the Ghosts Bigz Die and Handwritten Halloween thinlits.
I inked the edges of the ghost and then glued the word Beware on the ghost.
Then finally I adhered a house to each side of the box with 3D foam squares and added the ghost to the front.
Add a little popcorn and that’s it! A Haunted House Popcorn Box!
Looking for more Popcorn Box inspiration? Check out the other 59 projects on the linky below and also enter to win the giveaway hosted by Laura Kelly!(details on giveaway)
Happy Haunting!
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1 comment
Love everything “haunted” and the way you put all the pieces together is just “spooktacular”! Midge 🙂