I’ll be honest, there’s nothing really that new about this idea, they are just basic sweetie bags with a Nestabilities Label die cut topper but with a slightly different take on using jelly beans and a chance to use the new bubble stickers I’ve found this year.
Both the stickers and jelly beans are from Poundworld. There was a good variety of different sticker packs and I think I got one of each, some were scary and some were cute.
Wearing disposable plastic gloves I sorted the jelly beans into colours and then looked at the stickers to work out a theme for each colour ….. so the green ones became spiders eggs …..
……. the black ones became bat poop ……… the red, Dracula Blood Capsules .. and so on.
On the back of each topper I wrote “Dare you eat one?”
And as I had a few spare black beans I added one to some of the packets to give the (warped illusion) that one could have gone off!
With just a bit of imagination you can come up with all sorts of awful names! From two bags of beans I made nine bags, which is pretty good going!
I love your take on this!
ReplyDeleteThe names are brilliant!!!!!
yet another lovely idea thankyou xx
ReplyDeleteThese are fab! Love the names too! Sue x
ReplyDeletethese are fabby - the names are so funny - just perfect!!
ReplyDeleteGreat fun. xx
ReplyDeleteYou're unbelievable - I love 'em
ReplyDeleteSue x
I always love your sweet bags - the best! Janex
ReplyDeleteSo what if it's an idea you've used before... if it aint broke, don't fix it! And these really are such a good idea... love the 'gone off' beans too! *lol*
ReplyDeleteThese are super Helen. I love seeing what creations you come up with, your ideas are fab!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Victoria ~x~
Just love the names of your treat bags, you have such wonderful ideas!!
ReplyDeleteJoanne x
these are fab I love em!
ReplyDeleteOhh...I LOVE these Helen. *Ü* I always look forward to seeing what you come up with for Halloween! *Ü* TFS. I just wish we had a Poundworld locally. Poundland yes but not PW. *Sigh* ~Glen~
ReplyDeleteNice! The content description really fits the jellybean color. I love your idea!
ReplyDeleteHeheheheh! These are just fantastic!! I think I'd have managed to make one or two bags as I'd have NEEDED to test the jelly beans.....!!
ReplyDeleteHi Helen - How should we close the bags? I attempted with glue that didn't really work out well so I used small staples but wanted to avoid them. Any tips?
ReplyDeleteMy apologies for not adding this to the post but whenever I use loose sweets in a project I use my electric bag sealer ..... this is just a quick post dating back a couple of years , when I used my sealer on quite a few projects
ReplyDeletehttp://itsallfiddlefart.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/snowman-soup-2011-and-word-about-food.html
Perhaps if you don't have a sealer, just fold bag ends over and seal with double sided tape?