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I made these adorable treat boxes using the Cute Halloween Faces SVGs and the Easter Chick Treat Box Template from Printable Cuttable Creatables. 

My blog post is now live, where I walk you through exactly how I created these spooky treat boxes step-by-step. 

These little boxes feature friendly spooky characters like Frankenstein, Mummy, Witch, and more. No glue is needed for the box; just fold, layer with foam tape for a 3D effect, and fill with candy or small surprises! 

Both of these fun Halloween crafts are from the Craft with Sarah website. They're free to download, and I made them using only paper scraps I had on hand—proof that you don’t need a lot of materials to make something adorable! 

I’m not really into Halloween. It’s never been my favorite holiday, so I didn’t plan to complete the entire lineup. Instead, I simply picked the designs I liked, and in the end, I created 9 projects that genuinely inspired me. 

Two crafts really stood out to me and ended up becoming my top favorites from the countdown: Pumpkin Gnomes and Trick or Treat Layered Craft. 

Crafting along with the countdown felt like opening a tiny creative surprise each day. Whether the theme was cute, creepy, or somewhere in between, every project had Sarah’s signature style: layered, whimsical, and thoughtfully designed. 

What I love most about these countdowns is that you can do them on your own terms. There’s no pressure to finish everything, and the projects are always available to revisit later if you want. 

Other craft projects that I finished are: 

While Halloween isn’t quite my vibe, I still really enjoyed the projects I chose to make. Now, I’m really looking forward to the Christmas Craft Countdown because that’s much more up my alley!

I just shared a new blog post on the Printable Cuttable Creatables website, where I show how I created five adorable DIY Halloween character cards using the Halloween Treat Bag SVG Bundle from Printable Cuttable Creatables. 

Yes, you read that right! These SVGs were originally designed for treat bags, but I saw their potential and gave them a fun twist by repurposing them into cute greeting cards! 

One of my favorite things about crafting with SVG files is their versatility. While these were intended for Halloween treat bags, I saw how perfectly they could work on the front of a card — and they did not disappoint! Whether you're short on time or want to maximize the value of your SVG purchases, repurposing designs like this is a fun way to stretch your creativity. 

Plus, with all the layering options in the SVG bundle, each character pops off the card and brings a smile to your face. 

Meet my cute little crew: Pumpkin, Frankenstein, Cat, Mummy & Vampire. They’re sweet, spooky, and super fun to make using the Halloween Treat Bag SVG Bundle.  

Head over to the blog to see how you can make your own! You can grab the Halloween Treat Bag SVG Bundle here and start crafting your own set of spooky-sweet cards today! 

I don’t have Halloween Pattered Paper so I used Digital Halloween Background for this project. I print and then cut all the card elements except for the card base. 

I made this O-fish-ally Sixty Card for someone who loves fishing. I used the Layered Fish Paper Craft SVG of The Bearded Housewife. I reduced the design so it would fit my 5x7-inch card. I used Distress Oxide for the background. Lastly for the title, a combination of white cardstock and premium shimmer vinyl. 

I made these Gnome Teacher Easel Cards for my son’s teachers using Craft with Sarah Teacher Gnomes design. I also submitted this as my entry for Teacher’s Day in one of the groups that I joined and I was fortunate to win the prize. 

The Frankenstein Monster and 3D Ghost are part of my Halloween Craft Projects that I shared before. Both files are designed by Digital Gems.

I cut 3D Pumpkin Patch and 3D Warrior SVG files, both files are designed by My 3D SVG. I was not happy with the result, but I still assembled the design. I plan to repeat these two projects especially the 3D Warrior and hopefully, I can get a clean cut. 

This Sugar Skull was my entry for Dia de Muertos, I found the sugar skull design on Cricut Design Space. This is the last Halloween Craft Project that I did. 

This is my last-minute project before we went to Sydney Australia. I was supposed to use this Australia Kangaroo SVG for our t-shirts but because we didn’t have an internet connection for almost a week, I was not able to do the project. So I just made a layered paper craft and I brought this to Sydney. I also submitted this craft and luckily I won a PHP300 voucher (random entry).