Halloween is a little over a month away but there’s no harm in preparing early for this spooky event! Enjoy making vintage Halloween treat bags for parties or handing to kids who knock on the door.
You’ll find 22 free printables from me and my blogging friends – links are at the end of this post. A special thanks to Kristen at Ella Claire for organizing today’s spooky event!
We don’t get a ton of trick or treaters in our neighborhood so I decided to make vintage Halloween trick or treat bags to hand out this year, as opposed to one or two pieces of candy. I like to make the event special for the kiddos.
Vintage Halloween graphics are cut out and glued onto small, white craft bags (I used Mod Podge for the glue). Vintage Halloween images are from The Graphics Fairy, but for your convenience, I put them on one sheet for you to download and print.
Add orange curling ribbon to the handle for fun and color, and then fill with wrapped candies, and you’re done!
Vintage Halloween treat bags are inexpensive and super easy to make, and they’re great for home or school parties. Hand them out at Halloween if you don’t get a lot of trick-or-treaters.
When I was a kid there was always at least one house in the neighborhood that had a cool treat. Like an over-sized candy bar or a small toy. I want to be that cool house in the neighborhood this year. Maybe I’ll make the porch extra spooky!
Halloween always felt a bit magical to me as a kid.
Download the Vintage Halloween Treat Bag graphics here, or click on image below.
Check Out All the Halloween Printables Below!
Flying Bat Cake Topper by Ella Claire | Halloween Labels with Faux Rust by Finding Silver Pennies | Haunted House by My Someday in May | Trick or Treat Tag by Boxwood Avenue | Vintage Inspired Halloween Greetings Postcard by Live Laugh Rowe
Trick or Treat by anderson + grant | Bats- 2 Sizes by So Much Better with Age | Black & White Halloween Cupcake Toppers by Cherished Bliss | Trick or Treat Stickers by Zevy Joy | Soul Taker Drink by My Sweet Savannah
Vintage Crows by Paint Me Pink | Hocus Pocus by Lolly Jane | Halloween Wine Labels by Brooklyn Limestone | Black and White Halloween Gallery Wall by Taryn Whiteaker | Vintage Halloween Treat Bags by Town and Country Living
Halloween Paper Rosettes by Happy Happy Nester | Wizard School Acceptance Letters by Nina Hendrick Design Company | Monster Mash by Clean and Scentsible | Trick or Treat Halloween Banner by The Happy Housie | Happy Halloween Treat Bags by On Sutton Place
Vintage Style Animal Skulls by Twelve on Main | Skeleton Paper Cones by My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Kim Lennie says
September 24, 2018 at 1:15 pmI haven’t done anything Halloween for decades mainly cause I live in a condo and we don’t get kids and before that I always had to work Halloween. Do it miss the fun on occasion cause just like you I have many fond memories as a kid. Really did love all the ideas.
Jamie says
September 24, 2018 at 7:41 pmI love anything vintage, Jennifer! These are adorable!
Hugs, Jamie
Janine says
September 24, 2018 at 9:31 pmLove these adorable treat bags! Your post is so lovely and your printable is the best for placing on the cute bags! Great photos!
Danielle says
September 30, 2018 at 1:54 pmThese are so fun, Jennifer!
Maria says
October 1, 2018 at 5:16 pmThese are adorable! For Halloween candy!
Roxanne says
October 2, 2018 at 6:20 pmThese are the most stylish treat bags I’ve ever seen, love them! Pinning!