Here's how:
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| I buy 1000 cellophane bags at a time and they come in a small easy to store box. |
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| Four mini Halloween cookies look cute in one bag. |
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| A two cookie package looks good too. After inserting the cookies into the bag and peeling the protective strip off of the adhesive, fold the bag a few times around the cookies and seal in the back. |
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| The bags come in multiple sizes. I used a larger 6-inch bag for the skeleton cookie. |
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| I love my scalloped paper punch for making tags. One sheet of purple paper got me a dozen tags. The punch costs about $14 but it's a one time purchase and will pay for itself since tags are not cheap to buy. Here's a tip: Use one of those easy to find 40-percent off coupons from Michael's Arts & Crafts to purchase one. I get one of the coupons every Sunday in my Oregonian newspaper. Or, download the Michael's Mobile App onto your cellphone. |
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| Shaky writing adds a nice touch. |
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| My tip is to drink a few cups of coffee and let your hand shake away as you write. In no time you will have lots of spooky tags. So much fun. |
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| I punched a hole in both the tag and cellophane bag and attached it with a ribbon. |
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| A tiny piece of orange ribbon looks cute too. I look for sales on ribbon at the craft store and buy it ahead of time. |
