Halloween gift bag ideas

Here are this year's Halloween goodies: You need two paper bags for each broomstick. I used the small size from Michael's that are about 6" x 2". Unfold one bag and push out its base while folding in the left and right sides. Use scissors to cut the bag into thin strips right down to the base fold. Cut thin strips into the top inch or so of the second bag. Open both bags and place the second bag inside the shredded one. Add Halloween candy of choice--I went with the classic candy corn…

Hello! I'm still in Lake Tahoe at my consultant retreat, but I wanted to share the gift bags that I made. I needed to bring 3 gifts with me and since it's so close to Halloween, I made these spider bags! I cut the web out at 5", BOO! is cut at 1 3/4", and the spider is cut at 1 1/4". I added a Black Sparkle Flourish for the spider to climb! I topped off the bag with some Black Tulle tied around the handle. Here is a close-up of the spider. I added black Sparkle Fluff to make her fuzzy, and…

It's Halloween Time!! That magical time of year when the veil between worlds thins, and our inner ghouls come out to play. What better way to celebrate than

Sprinkle Halloween Magic to your neighbors and friends with these Boo Baskets inside the cutest mini jelly bags from Festive Fetti on Etsy. (You’ve Been Booed baskets created by Lar of All for my Littles on Instargram). See more Halloween Party Inspiration on FestiveFetti.com

Learn how to make these adorable Halloween Treat Bags inspired by vintage Halloween graphics. Then, fill with tricks and treats.

If you’re looking for fresh ways to get into the Halloween, ahem, spirit, this is for you.

Hi friends! I'm Rachel from Fawn - Handcrafted Celebrations and I'm thrilled to be here today! I LOVE Halloween and I'm always on the look out for fun party favors, classroom gift ideas and handouts for trick-or-treaters. Today I want to share an easy Halloween Ghost Gift Bag that I'm sure all the little monsters in your life

Boo. Boo. Booooooooooo. These are so easy to make it's scary! All you need is white card stock, commercial sized coffee filters, black permanent marker, and of course treats. I started by making a template, shaped like the top half of a ghost with a tab in the center, out of card stock. Then used my template to cut others out of white card stock (I did make the arms a bit different on a few ghosts so they each had personality). I drew a ghosty face with black permanent marker. Then filled a…

Halloween gift bags