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

There is a little door in the back of this jack-o-lantern pumpkin where you can insert a candle or flashlight. Created in Haiti from recycled tomato paste drums, brings a new version of scary for your front porch.
$69.00 at At West End

Made in Haiti and created from recycled tomatoe paste cans can make your halloween earth friendly and eco satisifying!
$79.00 at At West End