Welcome Back!
I am so glad you returned for another day of ghostly, but delightful projects. Yesterday was eerily fantastic since there were so many creative ideas and only one theme...Halloween. That is what I love about the arts! You never know what you will get, you become mesmerized, and you always want to go back for more.
Here is my project for today...
Candy Containers
These message bottles were purchased at Michaels. They were regularly priced at $3.99, but I used a 50% off coupon. My daughter found them in the kid's craft department.
The bottom detaches so you can fill each plastic container with a special treat. The piece of cork did not even need to be removed from the top.
I used self-adhesive ribbon to seal the two pieces together. The final piece was the pumpkin from the Doodlecharm cartridge which was attached with a piece of orange or black ribbon. I used an edge punch (see below) to make the slits to weave the ribbon through.
My daughter wants to give these "Sweet Treats" to her teachers. I am hoping they enjoy!
I have 2 more goodies for a lucky winner (which will be announced on Monday, October 4th). I wanted to add some cool Autumn colors to the treat bag.
Thank you for visiting, becoming a follower and leaving a comment. I truly appreciate you and all the comments. I love crafting and wish I could do even more!
Stay Creative,
Georgiana : )
this is a cute project. i like the idea of it.
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jess m
these are so stinkin adorable...i bet your girl will have a blast giving these out!!!
ReplyDeleteCute project!!! TFS
ReplyDeleteThese little treats will certainly be the pick of the crop! I love these little bottles! Thanks for the tip on where to find them!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
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great idea - I'm off to M's today so I'll see if they are there. thanks !
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project. I've never seen these bottles before. Will have to get some. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThese are just so stinkin cute! What a great idea! TFS
ReplyDelete~Saundra
Great idea! I think I may do this for my daughter's teachers as well!
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Nicole
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very cute!
ReplyDeleteOh thats my fave Halloween candy!!! Love this project, have not seen the bottles at Michaels, but will be looking.
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Bonnie C
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Your project turned out so cute...what a great idea. Thank you for sharing and for a chance to win great prizes
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What a great idea! Sooo cute!
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Good Morning and thank you for the Blog Hop...I am getting addicted!!! Have to work today so got to run....Thank You!! Rexann
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What a great idea! You have a creative daughter. I love the treat bottles - those are my favorite kind of treats.
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Super cute Georgina! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat & fun idea :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool ideal. TFS.
ReplyDeleteThose are fantastic!! I've never seen them before. but now I can't wait to makes some of my own. :) Tfs and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen these before! I am headed out this morning to a crafting workshop with my kids, we may just have to make a detour to M's. :)
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Cheryl @ CardsbyCG.blogspot.com
These are so cute. Glad you told us where to get them
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I love the "message in a bottle" bottles! What a great idea to use them. This project is so cute! Thanks for sharing!
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I love those so cute thanks for sharing and the chance to win!
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great project. tfs your idea.
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ReplyDeleteI love those bottles, what a great idea!! TFS
ReplyDeleteCute gifts. I'm sure her teachers will love them.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I love these!! They are too cute! I know they will love them.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Very cute idea :)
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Love the idea you are so clever! I am a new follower on your blog and so excited to be doing this blog hop! Thank you! Jackie
ReplyDeleteGreat bottles! So cool that you can remove the bottoms instead of the cork!
ReplyDeleteThese are such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Wish I would have found them when I was at Michael's last night
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Geogianna! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteGeorgina these are awesome!! I never saw these bottles, but now they are a MUST have!! They would work for any holiday!!
ReplyDeleteThese treat bottles are super cute! And I love that they were inexpensive...and don't look it!! :-) TFS!
ReplyDelete~Sharon C.
I LOVE THESE! What a great project! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the idea....and it's cheap too!
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Great teacher gifts! TFS!
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These are really creative I have never seen them before
ReplyDeleteMichelle dot watson 82 at gmail dot com
Super cute! I'm sure the Teacher's will love them:) Thanks for sharing. disneynut4life22@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThis such a cute and clever idea! Very unique ~ it will be scraplifted by many, especially me!
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Kim h
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LOVE IT! Fantastic idea, I just hope I can find some of these containers at my store! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOMG. What a creative container for your candy corn. I'm definately gonna have to look for those bottles at Michaels. Thanks for sharing and for a chance to win.
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Really cute use of bottles. I will have to look for them next time I'm in Michaels.
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ReplyDeleteThese are soo cute and original!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteSo so cute!!! It can be used in so many different ways or so many different holidays. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletethese are so cute :-)
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Lucky teachers!!! I love the Jack O'Lantern from Doodlecharms--so goofy and fun! Thanks for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
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Super cute project...
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Ivette_aviles@yahoo.com
Such cute ideas! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteadorable idea. I love those 'message in a bottles'. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTOOO CUTE!!! Great gift for teachers I am sure they will love them!!!
ReplyDeleteI looooove these... so cute! I need to go to M's and find some of these! Definately inspired! TFS
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I've seen these bottles...what a cute project.
ReplyDeleteThe bottles are great I think I nee some .thanks
ReplyDeleteThe bottles are great. Thank you for the idea.
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What a great idea. Those bottles are very cute and clever.
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I think it is very kind for your daughter to think of her teachers. She must be given a pat on the back for her caring jesture. Teachers are often forgotten and need a token of appriciation. Kuddos to you and your daughter. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm loving those little bottles! I'm already thinking ahead to valentine's with those;) TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are really cool! Need to get me some of those bottles :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea,I'll have to check out these bottles. TFS
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What a neat idea. Thank you for sharing with us.
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How adorable! Those are a spectacular idea. I wish we had a Michael's that wasn't more than an hour and a half away. thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThose bottles are great. I like how your daughter gets involved, sounds like my 6 year old.
ReplyDeleteCute little treats! Thanks for sharing!
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I will have to look for those. thank you Love your blog and will be back. thanks for chance win, your projects are awesome
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wowo!!! TFS.. love the bottles
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OMGosh... how stinkin cute are those bottles.. thanks for another great project and another chance to win.
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That is a great idea love how the bottle looks with all the colorful candy!!!
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Have to HOP on!!!!!
Awesome project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI so love your creativity! I am going to Michael's to see if I can find these bottles. I am trying to come up with a fun idea for my kids and I think I just found it....Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI have seen these type of bottles at my local Hobby Lobby, My grandchildren would love this. Cherylann
ReplyDeleteThose little bottles are so cute! Thanks for the heads up on where to find some!
ReplyDeleteThose are SO CUTE!!!!! Thank U for sharing..
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! I can think of so many things to use those bottles for. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! You really come up with some great, creative ideas! TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a great treat idea for teachers. I'll be picking up some of these next time I am in the city.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'm going to Michael's tomorrow to look for the bottles!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Its always fun to find a new project to work on so thanks for the inspiration!
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