From the inimitable Ruby Reusable, just in time for the Easter holiday a bunny made from reused plastic Wonder bread bags, stuffed with reused bubble wrap. You could probably take this guy in to the bathtub with you!
$75.00 at Ruby Reusable’s Etsy Shop

Can’t get any more goofy than this silly smile on this recycled antique sap bucket. Created by hand and ready for your candle to greet your Trick or Treaters with eco-friendly style.
$16.00 at Uncommon Goods

And to keep us in the recycling spirit, here’s a squidoo lens called: “What can you do with Pumpkin Guts?” ( hint: puking pumpkins! )

Created from recyclaimed tin, these spooky stakes are a perfect way to greet your Trick or Treaters while minimizing your impact on the environment. Get in good with the ghouls and give your garden some kick!
$35.00 each sold separately at Uncommon Goods

Make Halloween 2007 Green and Mean! This kit contains Fair Trade chocolates, Halloween postcards, Mexican party streamers and a recycled handled Trick or Treat bag. Learn about Fair Trade and how to identify Fair Trade Certified products (something I want to learn how to do!)
$15.00 at Global Exchange

From recycle-eh.com, this a group of 25 recycled Halloween cards. Created from recycled magazines and junk mail, this fun group of cards range in size from 1” square to about 2” x 3” for the largest size. Great for personalizing your “tricks” and your “treats”! Looks like a fun ghoulish eco-friendly mix!
$4.50 at Recycleeh’s Etsy Shop