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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 planned to start my Christmas Craft Projects but at that time, there were Craft Fests from a few designers that I follow so I decided to join. I don’t like scary-looking projects so I just chose the designs that I like to recreate. As I mentioned in my previous posts, I made a lot of craft projects so let me share the remaining projects that I did. Just in case you missed my old blog post, you can visit the links below. 

Halloween Lollipop Holders 

This 3D Ghost SVG file is for a shadow box but I reduced the file to 5 inches since I won’t use it for a shadow box. I applied Sizzix Pearlescent Medium on the ghost to add some shimmer.  

The Frankenstein Monster is only a 2-layers project so you can use vinyl or cardstock but I love paper craft so I used smooth and mirror cardstock. 

The Layered Raven Design is from Craft with Sarah, it is available in large and small sizes. Of course, I chose the small size. 

The Layered Witch Design is from Craft with Sarah, I reduced the file to 3.5 inches which is not a good idea especially since there are intricate layers but fortunately, I was able to finish the project. 

These Halloween Teddies are so cute so this is the first project that I made. The file is from Craft with Sarah too, and because it is cute, I purchased the Christmas and Birthday Teddies too. 

I’m into gnomes so it is not surprising that I also made the Halloween Gnomes, the male and female gnomes are from Craft with Sarah. 

The Spider Card is from Craft with Sarah too. The design has a print then cut layer but to save on paper, I removed that part and just cut a separate spider. 

This is supposed to be a shaker cake topper where you put candies inside the haunted house but I don’t have acetate and small candies so I just made the simple cake topper. The design file is from Craftara Creates.

I have so many bookmarks at home that I don’t really use because I seldom read books but these bookmarks are so cute so I cut all the designs. The Halloween Corner Bookmarks SVG file is from Neli Design. 

Just like the spider card, this Happy Ghost Side Edge Card is easy to cut and assemble. I was in a hurry in making this card but if I would remake this, I would emboss some elements to add dimension because it looks plain to me. The design is from The Bearded Housewife. 

This is supposed to be a candy wrap project but I want to save my sticker paper so I decided to just put sticker on the front side of the chocolate. I printed 3 designs in one sticker sheet instead of three. The Halloween Alphabet Letters are from Extraordinary Chaos. 

My last Halloween Project was Sugar Skull. This was my entry for Cricut Philippines' “Dia de Muertos” Contest. Like I’ve said before, I’m not into scary projects pero para sa prize, nagtry kahit hindi nanalo. Hehehe! 

I first learned about "Día de Muertos or Día de los Muertos" when I watched the movie "Coco". Day of the Dead is a festive holiday in Mexico where family and friends gather to pay respect to their loved ones. This day is not about mourning but a joyful celebration so "Let's Skull-abrate".

I'm not fond of flowers so ito na yata pinakamarami ko na nacut na flowers. The Sugar Skull SVG is from Cricut Design Space which I edited using contour, I also used Nuvo Drops and Pearlescent Medium to make the skull look colorful.