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A little late ...

Hi!  I'm so happy that I'm done with all the Lego favors, signs and display board.  I made a ton of stuff and I'm excited to get back into stamping!  Thought I'd better share what I made for my sons' classes for Halloween this year before it's too late.

I just made simple goody bags.  I wanted to make the little treat bags from PTI but they are kind of small and can't really fit much so decided to go with the orange bags with the fun characters on top (from PTI).  I made about 40.  My older son actually has only 18 kids in his class which is just amazing since my daughter has about 27 or so.

Just a short post to share the Halloween goodies.  Tomorrow is the day of our qualifiers.  It's pretty much an all day event so hopefully I'll get to bed early tonight though I really want to stamp something. 

Thanks for reading!

Comments

These came out awesome Eva~
And I'm sure all those kiddies enjoyed them and those goodies too... Love all the cute images...
Lorraine said…
GASP...you didn't make favor containers? just kidding, just kidding. you're always so detailed & organized. These are perfect Halloween treats! Are you going to show the Lego favors, display that you worked on?
Cheryl said…
So cute! That's a lot of goody bags. I wonder if it's something about that particular year, my son's grade doesn't have as much students either compared to the other grades at our school too.
RiNNE said…
Adorable!!! Wow, 40?!!!! Super mom!

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