Above, in the forefront, you can see that I made a small treat holder (you’ll have to wait for the dimensions and scoring details — I don’t have one handy right now — I’ll try to post tomorrow or Monday!). This treat holder holds a pack of gum or a treat pack of M&M’s — unfortunately, it was a little too time-consuming and paper-consuming to make too many of these for the neighborhood! Can you tell that the ghost is made using the owl punch and flipping upside-down? Cut off the feet and draw in or use the eyes from the owl punch for eyes and mouth. I dry-embossed the black panel.

In the back of the photo above, I made a small T-lite holder — my sideline sister, Michele, made this and shared the idea/dimensions with me. It’s very simple! Cut an 8 1/2 x 11 inch piece of card stock in half lengthwise — it will be 4 1/4 x 11 now. Score at 2 1/2″, 5″, 7 1/2″, and 10″. Now, turn your card stock and score at 1 1/2. Cut out the small rectangle in the corner (I believe this is the 1 x 1 1/2″ piece, and cut on the other scored lines up to your 1 1/2″ score line (Make sure you cut the shorter length so you have the 2 3/4″ for the height of the sides of your holder. Then, before putting the sides together like a box, stamp a small piece of vellum with your stamp set of choice with Black Staz-on ink, and color with markers once the ink has dried. I punched out a circle with my 1 3/4″ round punch on two sides, then glued in the vellum piece — I prefer the marker side in to make it look like stained glass, but you could also face it out I suppose. Adhere the sides of your box together — I think Sticky Strip works best, and insert a small battery-operated T-lite. I purchased mine from W**M*** — they were 6 in a pack for $2.50!