Free Halloween Printables: Trick-or-Treat Candy Bag Labels
In this post: Are you looking to add a special touch to your Halloween trick-or-treat bags? These free Halloween printables will do that with whimsical candy bag labels.⇒
I’ve never been a fan of plastic holidays.
You know the kind. When the decorations have more shiny print than a billboard ad, and radiate shimmer and gleam that rivals a cocktail dress. They often come from a craft or party store, with emphasis leaning more toward broadcasting the holiday than toward style and design.
But even quirky holidays can have tasteful decor.
Halloween is the epitome of one such holiday.
Whatever its origins, it has evolved into an extravaganza of candy and costumes, with its ghoulish side becoming far more playful.
I love when the decorations follow suit.
When my own kids were young, I preferred to make trick-or-treat bags that were whimsically adorned, and as they got older we hosted parties at home, where decorated goodie-bags delivered candy to the kids. If you have only a few visitors trick-or-treating on your street (as we now do), a smaller version of these candy bags can be given out to your limited guests.
Today I’m joining a wonderful group of bloggers for a blog hop hosted by Kristen from Ella Claire & Co. and it’s unique in that it brings together a creative pool of bloggers who each share their DIY printables. The topic this time is FREE Halloween printables and each post will offer a free printable that you can download yourself with instructions on how to use it. Please be sure to visit the complete array of posts linked at the bottom of this one.
I’m offering a selection of candy bag labels that you can print out yourself and adhere to any of the Halloween bags I’ve mentioned above.
Whether using them for large trick-or-treat bags, medium sized goodie-bags or tiny bags to give out to those who come to your door, the place to start is with colored paper bags.
Much like their plastic competitors, you can find these simpler paper bags in craft and party stores or all over the web, and they come in an assortment of colors that will work with your chosen palette.
Choose a larger size with handles for creating trick-a-treat gathering bags, or select smaller bags with smooth tops for a curated little candy giveaway.
I enjoy layering 2 colors together, and folding over the tops to reveal the contrasting inner pop. Then top off the look with a festive bow. For a refined look, combine understated ribbon in classic patterns including gingham checks, simple stripes or solid satin pieces.
Next, you can print out these whimsical labels on good quality card stock, cut them out and adhere with double stick tape. The measurements on the full-sized artwork is perfect for goodie-bags, but you can increase or decrease the size, as needed for different size bags.
Why add more plastic to the environment, when you can have unique and creative decorations for your Halloween candy bags?
Download Your Free Printables
If you’d like a copy of the FREE Halloween printables in the first graphic style, above, click HERE for the digital download.
If you’d like the other 3 graphic labels as well, subscribe to become a member today! Simply fill out the form below for FREE access to the subscribers only library, where you can find the complete suite along with several other printables, ebooks and more. New items are added every few weeks. Enjoy!
(If you are already a subscriber, you will find the full suite in the Members Only Library, which you can access from every email I send.)
• Please remember that these are for personal use only.
Free Halloween Printables Resource List
To get the look, click on the items below for direct links to the products. Where actual items were no longer available, I’ve provided similar options.
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Please be sure to visit all of the posts below! There are some wonderful ideas in each and every one!!
Happy Halloween Printable Banner by Ella Claire & Co. | Dangling Spider Pillow Printable by Zevy Joy | The Witch is In Halloween Stencil by My 100 Year Old Home | Halloween Spider / Tarantula Printables by So Much Better with Age
Vintage Inspired Halloween Journal Card by Live Laugh Rowe | Man in the Moon Banner by My Someday in May | Ghosts and Goblins by Nest of Posies | Famous Harry Potter Quote Series by The Happy Housie
Easy BOO Garland by Happy Happy Nester | Here’s A Treat Tag by My Sweet Savannah | Vintage Halloween Prints by Town and Country Living | Take a Treat by Cherished Bliss
Halloween Candy Bag Labels by Designthusiasm | Happy Halloween by Taryn Whiteaker | Halloween Candle Labels by Jenna Kate at Home | Hocus Pocus Candy Co. by Clean and Scentsible
Addams Family Printable by Lolly Jane
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So pretty! Pinned! XO
So pretty, Lory! Love these colors.
Hugs, Jamie
So cute! I always loved getting those special Halloween goodie bags when I was little.
I’m catching up on my blogs at 2:45am and just laughed out loud when I read this post! Only you can take a holiday like Halloween and make it look classy! Love the bags and labels. Perfect to put out as favors for my Bridge group. Happy Halloween ?
Oooh, I love that idea!
So adorable, Lory! Classy at the same time. I’ve probably asked before and have now forgotten how to access the Members library for the printables.? I want to use them to put on baked goods for neighbors! Thanks for such a fun post. ?
How do you access the member’s library?
Hi Sharon! The link and password are in every email I send to subscribers. Just scroll down from the first post and it’s right below it.