Spooky Halloween Frankenpup Jolly Delivery treat box

 Hello and thanks for stopping by today.  It's time to start my Halloween treat boxes.  Today, I've combined two Halloween bundles along with the Jolly Delivery dies to make this adorable box.  I hope you love it, they're so easy to make with the die Stampin' Up! has created to make the box.  It uses a 6" x 6" piece of cardstock or Designer Series Paper and is a nice size.  To see how I've put this box together, be sure to fly on over to my YouTube channel and watch the video tutorial.   

Supplies & Measurements:

Jolly Delivery dies 165844 (can be purchased in a bundle* with coordinating stamps)

Fright Night bundle* 166107 (includes coordinating stamps and dies)

Spooky Halloween bundle* 166199 (includes coordinating stamps and dies)

Spooky Sweet Designer Series Paper 166191

    fussy cut window from paper, 2 7/8" x 2 3/8" piece for top

Basic Black two-tone cardstock for box 6" x 6"

Basic Black cardstock scrap 

Basic White cardstock for stamping images & sentiments

Ink pads: Granny Apple Green, Memento Tuxedo Black, Petunia Pop

Stampin' Blends alcohol markers: Granny Apple Green, Daffodil Delight, Smoky Slate, Lt Basic Black, Pumpkin Pie

Shimmer Star Foam Stickers 166202

I hope you will give these boxes a try.  They go together pretty quickly and I'm sure anyone on your friends or family list would love to have one.  To order your Stampin' Up! supplies, click on the shopping cart to the right.  I'd be ever so grateful for your business.  Of course, if you would like to save money on your purchases, the starter kit is always the best deal.  I would love to have you on my team.  You can find all the details here and get started as soon as you would like.  

Until next time; be happy, good health to you and happy stamping!

Teresa

*Purchasing bundles saves 10% over the individual piece prices when combined.  You must use the bundle item code for the 10% bundle discount.  When purchasing Last Chance items; be sure to check if the individual piece prices are discounted.  Individual piece prices could be less expensive if the discounts are deep enough.