25 DIY Halloween Treat Bag Ideas

These are easy to make and perfect for party favors or trick-or-treat handouts. Start with simple white paper bags, draw cute ghost faces using a black marker, and fill them with your favorite candies. For an extra cute effect, use pink buttons for the cheeks. They are great for parties, classroom festivities, and trick-or-treating.

Add a festive flair to your Halloween party with these tissue paper pumpkin favors! Perfect for holding small candies and treats, these mini pumpkins are made by wrapping orange tissue paper around your goodies and securing them with a green pipe cleaner or tape to resemble a pumpkin stem. You can customize them with cute jack-o'-lantern faces using markers or stickers. They are simple to make, budget-friendly, and a huge hit among kids.

These are a bewitchingly fun way to hand out goodies on October 31st! They are made using two small paper bags, one shredded to mimic broom bristles and the other holding the treats. Insert a small stick or wooden dowel as the broomstick, fill it with candies like candy corn, and tie the tops with a festive ribbon. These will add a touch of magic to any Halloween celebration.

These are a fun and festive way to give out Halloween treats at your party. Using simple supplies like empty toilet paper tubes, tissue paper, and pipe cleaners, you can create poppers that are filled with candies and small toys. To make them, wrap the tubes in tissue paper, secure the ends with pipe cleaners, and decorate them with googly eyes and drawn faces.

This is a spooktacular collection of quick and easy treats for classroom celebrations. One standout idea is the Pumpkin Treat Bag, which uses clear plastic bags filled with orange-colored snacks like cheese puffs and tied with a green ribbon to resemble pumpkins. Another fun option is Jack O'Lantern Fruit Cups, made by drawing faces on fruit cups with a Sharpie. These creative ideas require minimal effort and materials, making them a great last-minute idea for your kids' lunch on October 31st.

These are made with burlap fabric, fabric glue, googly eyes, felt, and raffia. No sewing is required, making it a fun Halloween craft for kids to help with. The process involves cutting the burlap, gluing it into a bag shape, and adding fun scarecrow faces and raffia details.

These are a fun and spooky way to hand out candy! Each finger of the glove is filled with Smarties, while the rest is packed with mini Hershey bars, Reese's peanut butter cups, and Hershey Kisses. Topped off with a fun plastic ring and tied with ribbon, they resemble a creepy hand.

Create these cute bags using your printer and some basic craft supplies. You can print designs directly onto a small brown bag from a dollar store. Add large googly eyes for a fun touch, and fill them with your favorite candies.

This project uses simple materials like paper bags, googly eyes, and colorful ribbons to create a festive and fun treat for parties or trick-or-treating. Personalize each bag with spooky stickers, stamps, or drawings, and fill them with assorted candies and small toys.

Using mini pretzel sticks, clear cellophane bags, paper straws, and thin ribbons, you can create broomstick-like treats perfect for kids' parties. Place pretzel sticks in a bag, insert a straw as the broom handle, and secure the top with a twist tie and a piece of ribbon. These are not only adorable but also a fun activity for kids to help with.

Add a festive touch to your candy bags with these free printables. They are great for gifting treats to coworkers, neighbors, and friends. Download, print, and attach the tags to your treat bag or boo basket to spread Halloween cheer.

Create a simple and affordable goody bag using cellophane bags! Fill them with treats like candy bars, popcorn, and Pixy Stix. Tie the tops with a ribbon and add a free printable Halloween tag. This project is perfect for parties, coworkers, or schoolmates.

These printables include spooky tags that you can easily download and print at home. Print these hand-drawn labels onto sticker paper, and use them to decorate your goody bags.

These are a festive addition to any Halloween or "Nightmare Before Christmas" themed party. Made with green paper bags, Sharpies, and white foam paper, they feature Oogie Boogie’s face and dice. They are filled with a fun "Bug Popcorn" mix, which includes popcorn drizzled with green candy melts and topped with gummy bugs and Halloween sprinkles.

These are a festive way to personalize your Halloween goodies or boo baskets. Download the free printable tags, cut them out, and attach them to cellophane bags filled with Halloween candies like Peeps or mini chocolates. Tie them with festive ribbons, giving you an adorable and thoughtful gift for friends, family, or neighbors.

These printable toppers are great for parties, school events, or trick-or-treating. Each printable sheet includes four designs. Print the toppers, fill 4x6 clear baggies with candies like chocolate chips (witches warts), Chex cereal (monster scabs), mini marshmallows (ghost poop), and candy corn (pumpkin teeth), and staple the toppers to the bags.

Using black, orange, and green paper cups from the dollar store, you can create pumpkins, bats, and Frankenstein monsters by adding construction paper details and faces and attaching googly eyes. Fill the decorated cups with treats in small cellophane bags and tie them with ribbon. This project is easy and inexpensive.

This is a collection of free printable Halloween bags featuring designs like Frankenstein, a ghost, a black cat, and a Jack O’Lantern. Print it on paper, cut them out, and assemble them into bags. You can personalize each bag with editable text.

This cute and simple Halloween craft is made with black canvas banners, googly eyes, black pipe cleaner whiskers, and felt for ears and mouths. Glue the pieces together to create a cat face, and use the pouch to hold utensils or fill with treats.

This is an easy-to-make project perfect for kids. It uses black pillow boxes or painted toilet paper rolls, black card stock for wings, googly eyes, and craft glue. Fill them with Hershey's snack-sized candies or other small treats for a fun and festive Halloween surprise.

This is a fun and healthy Halloween treat idea for kids. You can make them by placing green apples in cellophane bags and drawing a Frankenstein face on the bags with a black marker. Tie them up with washi tape or ribbon for a festive touch. It's a great non-candy alternative that’s both nutritious and spooky.

This is a fun and unique way to give out Halloween goodies. Using orange balloons, fill them with small candies, stickers, and Halloween-themed trinkets using a cut-off plastic bottle as a funnel. Inflate the balloons, draw jack-o'-lantern faces with a black marker, and tie them with a green curling ribbon for the stem.