Basically you create a design and print it on a #10 business sized envelope. Then you cut the envelope in half and -viola! You have two little treat bags.  This is the design I made using the Sugar Moon Kit, Don't Look Under the Bed (which is 30% off this weekend, incidentally) and the spider and bat were created by Missy's Bits.  Then I sealed the envelope before printing it.   The entire set of instructions can be found HERE, the challenge was designed by one of the Designs in Digital Creative Team Members, "rschwetz".

Here's how they came out after printing:

One way to scare the trick or treaters in your neighborhood would be to cover your house or yard with glow in the dark decorations! Rust-Oleum has glow in the dark paint that works on wood, metal, or plastic.

If you had some old faded decorations that were still in good shape, painting them with glow in the dark paint would be an easy way to keep using them.  Of course, you could cut out your own spooky shapes and paint those as well! Or paint tombstones in your yard with glowing writing, or add some glow to your costume . . . there's probably a hundred different things you could do with this stuff!

Anyway - it's just an idea for your Halloween decorations or haunted house!

They come from Cooking by the seat of my pants. He has lots of great recipes - including some batty chili that would be good on a chilly October night!

I've also found some goblins in jars! All of these wonderful pieces of art are from the Zombie Jar Swap 08. Go there and be inspired to catch a delightful little creature of your own!

For more inspiration, Uncle Beefy has some wonderful images of an eerie Halloween party in the woods . . .

Lastly, there are some more wonderful old labels for your last minute Halloween decorating at Love Manor's Flickr photostream. You could create a spooky old apothocary shelf for your home to frighten all your visitors.