Glow in the Dark Trick or Treat Bags
by
Stacy Davis
4 Materials
$4
10 Minutes
Easy
This is a fun Dollar Tree Hack. 👻 The list of supplies is relatively short. I have been thinking of this project for years.🎃 Now my kids are too old to trick or treat but I hope yours will enjoy this Glow-in-the-Dark project. Happy Halloween !
I found all my supplies, except the Glow in the dark Duck Tape, at the Dollar Tree. I used trick or treat bags, a mainly clear pencil pouch and glow sticks. I bought my Duck Tape at Michaels. After the 40 percent off coupon it was about $5 and that is the same price I would have spent at Walmart.
I placed my pencil pouch on the bag to make sure it would fit correctly.
I used the glow in the dark Duck Tape to secure it to the bag. You could also attach another pencil pouch to the other side and double the glow.👍
Remember to charge your Glow In The Dark Duck Tape under a light source. Here is mine charging in the sun the afternoon before I plan to use it. If I remember correctly Glow In The Dark Duck Tape recommended at least 30 minutes of being exposed to a light source.
When you are ready to go out, crack your glow sticks and drop inside the pencil pouch. And remember, the Duck Tape has to be charged by a light source before it will glow in the dark.
Back of bag, pencil pouch side...
Front side of bag... Trick or Treat!
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Here is a video of the process of assembling the bag and the finished bag glowing in the dark.
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