Frankenstein has been spotted!

I was recently blog surfing and ran across a site called www.MyChicnScratch.com She had some cute projects on her site including some Halloween boxes. With her inspiration I came up with this super cute treat box. Each time I look at these boxes I find myself talking to them :-) LOL! Here they are!

I just love the size of these boxes. They fit Halloween candy perfect. I have now changed my mind on my Halloween handouts. It will now be these boxes! I have cut everything already, now I just need to put together about 100 more boxes!

Supplies:

Paper                                                                                     Page

100702	Old Olive C.S.	177
102482	Rich Razzleberry C.S.	177
121078	12x12 Textured Basic Black C.S.	180
101731	Whisper White C.S.	180

Ink                                                                                         Page

100082	Basic Black Stampin Write Marker	180
101179	Basic Black Craft Ink	180

Other                                                                                     Page

119869	½” Circle Punch	212
119869	¾” Circle Punch	212
109027	¼” Basic Black Grossgrain Ribbon	195
101610	Stampin Sponge	203
104430	Dimensionals	206
104332	Snail	206

1. Using Whisper White, cut two 3/4" circles using the punch
2. Using the Basic Black cut two 1/2" circles using the punch
3. Attach the 1/2" circles to the 3/4 circles to make the eyes.
4. Using Old Olive cut two 3/4 circles.
5. Cut one of the Old Olive circles in half.
6. Sponge all around both pieces.
7. Using the last 3/4" punched circle, Cut 1/3 off the circle to make the nose.
8. Sponge all around this piece.
9. Take the 8 1/2 x 11" piece of Old Olive card stock and cut it in half. You will have two 5 1/2 pieces.
10. Using the 5 1/2" piece of Old Olive cut it in half on the 8 1/2 side. This will leave you with two pieces that measure 5 1/2 x 4 1/4".
11. Score on three sides 1 3/8"
12. Fold your score lines.
13. Cut the flaps; use the photo above as your guide.
14. Adhere the box together. Use the above photo as a guide. You can follow the adhesive as a guide as well.
15. Using the Basic Black Stampin Write marker draw his mouth. It is a very wide "W".
16. Attach Hair, eyes, eyelids. Using a dimensional attach the nose.
17. Use the Crop-a-Dile to punch a hole in each side. Attach the ribbon. 
18. Fill with candy or whatever treat you want
19. Pass out to friends!!!

I hope you are creating fun and creepy Halloween treats. I would love to see what you come up! I would love for you to leave a comment and photo of your creation.

I am entering this into the Halloween Monster Mash blog hop! There have been some cute projects updated updated each Monday!