Eraser-Stamped Trick-or-Treat Bag

It’s October, and that means it’s time for all things HALLOWEEN! I’ve teamed up with a ton of other bloggers to bring you some great Halloween ideas. Scroll down to see posts from everyone that is participating today. The blog hop is being organized by Design Dazzle, so also head over there to see all of the amazing posts from the rest of the bloggers.

Today, I’m sharing this eraser-stamped trick-or-treat bag. I’m loving making eraser-stamped shirts for all of the holidays. Since Halloween isn’t a huge shirt-wearing holiday, I decided I’d try eraser-stamping on something else too. What better thing to decorate than a trick-or-treat bag? Let the kids go at it with the paint and they can proudly tote around the bag they decorated on Halloween!

Supplies needed:

bag (this is a cotton one that I got at Hobby Lobby for $1.00)
freezer paper
pencil with unused eraser
black fabric paint
bat pattern found here

Trace the bat shapes onto the non-shiny side of some freezer paper.

Cut the shapes out.

Place the bats, shiny side down, onto the bag and iron.

Dip an eraser into black fabric paint and stamp all around the bats.

Let the paint dry.

Peel off the freezer paper, and you’re done! So easy!

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