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Halloween BOO Kit with Printable
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Yay-Halloween will be here soon! I love Halloween. Love my kids excitement, their costumes, the candy and of course, the thought of BOO’ing my neighbor’s is just so fun! I’m sure they will most likely know their crafty neighbor planted the Halloween BOO Kit with Printable, but it’ll still be fun to watch the kids faces.
To make the BOO kit, I embellished a Kraft box with Halloween paper and wrapped black ruffled ribbon around it.
The Boo kit was easy to assemble and filled up with Mars Chocolate Mix Fun Size bars, Sunkist® 8oz 6pk and Canada Dry 8oz 6pk.
When the goodies of you BOO kit are assembled, download the free BOO printable and print it off as many copies as you need.
After you have printed off your copies,
- Cut out this “We’ve been BOO’d sign.
- Fold the “You’ve been BOO’d” greeting card (page 2) and tape openings together.
- Include the card and sign when gifting BOO bundles.
Now finally for the fun part! Sneak over to your neighbor’s porch. Ring the doorbell. Then, run and hide before they open the door. I guarantee their surprised faces will be priceless when they see they’ve been Boo’d
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Ariel says
September 30, 2015 at 12:10 pmWhat a fun idea! I’d love to do this to my new neighbors for Halloween! I’m sure their kids would love this! Thanks for the awesome idea! 🙂
Holly Gagnon says
September 30, 2015 at 10:35 pmThanks Ariel! It really is a fun idea! Holly 🙂
Allison Waken says
October 1, 2015 at 1:17 pmSO cute! And how is it possible that cupcakes could be that easy?! Definitely trying this with my boys! [client]
Holly Gagnon says
October 1, 2015 at 2:37 pmI know right?! My kids and hubs loved them too and it’s so easy since we may not always have eggs but we pretty much always have soda and a cake mix..lol. Thanks! Holly 🙂
Kim says
October 9, 2015 at 10:26 pmCould you please tell me where you got the box and the paper for the box? The whole box and goodies are traffic and hoping to make the same box. Thanks for sharing!
Kim
Holly Gagnon says
October 10, 2015 at 4:19 amHi Kim, the Kraft box was something I picked up from Target One Spot a while back and the Halloween paper is a new collection from Echo Park Paper. I’m sure you could find a similar box and paper at a craft store. Thanks so much- Holly