Get ready for Halloween!!!!!

Have you seen the candy in the stores?  I have (we may have even bought one bag to sample....)

I've been having fun playing with the new Spooky Halloween Collection and think you will love it too.  Even though it's called "Spooky Halloween", it's really "Cute Halloween".  And I especially love the Petunia Pop color focus of the collection.  A little bit different than the standard black and orange.

Here is what the entire collection looks like.  You can purchase it all with just one item number, or get the individual parts (or just what you like).

SPOOKY HALLOWEEN BUNDLE 166199

The Petunia Pop ribbon is so sparkly and lovely (and would be great for birthday projects)!

I've created a video for you showing how you can turn some of the collection into a super cute and easy to make treat box.  It's actually quite large, measuring 3" wide and 2-3/4" deep.  Plenty of room for candy!  Or, change up the colors, papers and character on top for birthday, Valentines, Christmas, Easter.....you get the picture.  You can also decorate all sides of the box with pattern paper.  I chose to do a solid color embossed with the So Swirly Embossing Folder because it was a Club project and I didn't have enough of the same paper to go around.

I have photos below the video too, so be sure to keep scrolling.

It's a cool box, I told you so!

For Today's live, I'll be taking a card I made in the past and updating it using the Spooky Halloween Collection.  It will be a live creation in process, I won't have a Halloween sample to be choosing from.

Join live on YouTube at 2pm ET, 1pm CT, 12pm MT & 11am PT TODAY on mailsomethingpretty.com/YouTube, or watch the replay anytime.

For those local to Massachusetts:

My twice a year, 4-hour stamping event will be held at the Cushing Center in Norwell, MA (south shore, east coast of Massachusetts).  

Registration is OPEN!

Register TODAY!

Last day to register is Friday, September 5

Please forward this email to anyone you think would enjoy coming - there is plenty of room in the Cushing Center.