Ghost Goodie Bag Gift Set

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They're a fun and colorful twist on traditionally spooky Halloween decor and easy as pie to make thanks to a printable label. Stephanie White is a DIY expert who has over 10 years experience teaching design, art, and do-it-yourself projects.

Funky, fun, and just a bit '90s, these colorful boo bags are a great grown-up treat bag for teens or tweens. Whether you're hosting a Halloween party or want something cute and creative to hand out to trick-or-treaters this year, these DIY treat bags are the perfect solution.You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site. These were constructed using a Silhouette machine, but could just as easily be done using a regular pair of scissors.

This tutorial also teaches you how to make a treat bag from scratch if you want to try your hand at that too. Package a few pieces of candy into this candy-shaped container for a creative way to hand out treats to kids this Halloween. Cookies collect information about your preferences and your devices and are used to make the site work as you expect it to, to understand how you interact with the site, and to show advertisements that are targeted to your interests.Upgrade regular small green paper bags to resemble Frankenstein's face for an amazing bag to give out to trick-or-treaters or as a party gift bag. Regular plastic bags get a festive upgrade with printable black and white Halloween toppers featuring ghosts, witch hats, the night sky, and more. Customize small cotton bags by stenciling a spooky motif on the front, like a black cat, bat, or spider.

Paint (or dye) small cotton bags with a bright hue and enhance them with a jack-o-lantern face for the perfect Halloween treat bag. These creepy coffins are the perfect way to gift your coworkers or friends some spooky treats this Halloween season. Plus, they couldn't be easier—all you need to do is print out your desired graphic and let your imagination run wild. If you really want to go all out, you can choose a selection of two or three candies and paint bags to match each. These fabulous fringed bat treat bags would be a great way to surprise ​your kids this Halloween with their own mini bag of candy.

If you're heading out with the kids for trick-or-treating, you can also make one of thesebags to collect your goodies. For a creative way to hand out chocolate-covered pretzels to a crowd, look no further than this clever fry box DIY. When she's not writing, Stephanie is traveling the globe on the lookout for inspiring crafts and living spaces. Using a die cutter, create this matchbook treat holder that features a Halloween message on the front and a candy tucked into the middle. An attached string allows littles to wear their bags around their neck or shoulder while combing the streets for candy.

Upgrade your choice of treat bags with these printable stickers featuring the classic phrase "Trick or Treat Yo Self. With a simple "No Tricks, Just Treats" slogan on top, they're basic enough to be timeless and school-friendly. These don't even require any folding—you simply jazz up basic white fry boxes with stickers, ribbon, and googly eyes. This is a great craft for older children to help with—they won't even know that all that folding is really helping them master geometry.

With just a few sheets of paper, a stapler, and somecellophane bags, you can make candy bags for everyone who rings your doorbell on Halloween night. They'd be an adorable way to house popcorn or chips at a party or an ideal package for bite-sized candy bars for the neighborhood kids.