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Candy Bags

Dollar store finds into DIY projects! We have spruced up some candy bags for Halloween using our Iron on Glitter sheets! 
The Glitter gives each bag a nice sparkle and fun color!

For the BOO bag we used our Iron on Glitter in Silver (IOG001) for the web and in Onyx(IOG014) for the string and the spider. We also used our Iron on Glitter in Black(IOG014) for the overlay in the letters. 


For the pumpkin bag, we used our Iron on Glitter in Purple(IOG015). Simple Yet a girly cute touch to it. 


For the last bag, Frankenstein bag, we used our Iron on Glitter in Olive Green(IOG008) and Onyx(IOG013). 


You can also use our Iron on Glitter sheets to apply your kids names on the back of the bags. Love how you can spruce these up and personalize them for your kids! :)

 Pictured below is the supplies we used for this project.

Head on over to our eBay and Etsy store for more supplies like this for any DIY project you have in mind! :)

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