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Hurray! It's October 1st and this is my Third Annual Halloween Countdown! I'm hoping it's going to be a lot of fun for everyone! I have several great gifts for you this month, plus all my usual orange and black tinged ramblings!

To kick this awesome month off I've created a fun FREE DOWN LOADABLE Halloween Party Pack for  you! Just click on this image to download a zip file that contains all the high res PDFs that you need to print off for your own Halloween Party.

This pack contains a fun Halloween invitation. I've made one that can be printed front and back, and folded in half, and one design that is singled sided.

There's also cupcake toppers - glue back to back on toothpicks or popcicle sticks and insert them into cupcakes. You can also punch two holes in them and thread them through straws for a fun drink decoration.

The party pack also comes with goody bag toppers! Print these, cut them out, fold them in half and staple or glue them to paper sacks or plastic baggies full of party favors or candy! Your guests will be delighted with these!

Don't forget - there are past year's designs still available if you would like something a bit different! Just click HERE to see the old invitations, and click HERE and HERE for past treat bag toppers.

UPDATE: Here's a great idea for how to use the cupcake toppers, over at JaeBellz

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Holy Cow! it's October 1st and I'm not even ready for all of this! Yes, the annual HALLOWEEN COUNTDOWN has begun! YAY! [More]

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So, we survived Saturday. It was, as I expected, jam packed with other shoppers. Gabby and her friend went to the movies and then to the zoo on Saturday. She tells me that no one was at the zoo, (because they were all at Sam's Club open house sample tasting EXTRAVAGANZA). Next year I'm going to the zoo. [More]

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I made these treat bag labels for my nieces and nephews and I thought you might like to use them to make some treat bags of your own.

Just click to download the free treat bag labels, print them out, (I recommend using cardstock, but paper will be fine, too) cut them out, fold and staple or tape onto plastic baggies or brown paper sacks filled with candy or other treat.

Your trick or treaters will appreciate that personal touch!

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