20 Best DIY Halloween Treat Bags That Trick-or-Treaters Will Love
They're crafty, convenient, and cute!
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Every holiday gives us the opportunity to try our hands at some nifty crafting, but only Halloween gives us the chance to be spooky about it! We have a ghostly (and terrifyingly cute) list of Halloween crafts to prove it. 😉 Whether you're trying to spruce up your home with some indoor Halloween decor, a creepy Halloween wreath, or you just want to create some fun pumpkin projects for kids, it's clear the October holiday is made for creative minds. (Hello, Halloween costumes!) So as you get your home ready for a fun Halloween party or prepare your front door for those trick-or-treaters, why not also create some fun Halloween treat bags?
Treat bags are a Halloween essential, because they're the distribution method of the most crucial part of the holiday: Halloween treats and candy! Ahead, you'll find the best DIY Halloween treat bags that you can make right at home. With 20 DIY projects waiting to happen, there are lots of bags to choose from—whether you go with cute totes adorned with spooky phrases or durable pouches designed to look like pumpkins, bats, or witch brooms. You might opt for the handful of fun printable bag topper options, or instead challenge yourself with a seriously adorable crochet candy corn bag. 'Tis the season to get crafty, so get to it with these fun and spooky DIY Halloween treat bag ideas!
Check out other spooky ways to get creative:
Printable Treat Bag Toppers
Starting this list off with a quick and easy craft—that's still so fun and festive! All you have to do is print out these candy corn-colored treat bag toppers, then stick them on top of clear plastic bags.
Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.
Window Treat Boxes
This idea might just be the cutest in the patch! Not only is the candy previewed in a clear screen, but there's also darling details like a pumpkin border and polka dot ribbon.
Get the tutorial at The Homes I Have Made.
DIY Stenciled Bags
Using a free download, you can easily recreate these stenciled Halloween bags. Hand them out as party favors or stuff them with your favorite goodies! Either way, they're way too cute to spook!
Get the tutorial at Revel and Glitter.
Bat Treat Bag
What's better than a crafted bat? A crafted glittery bat, of course! Attach a plastic bag across the neckline, and you can easily pass out this cute candy-filled critter to some inquiring trick-or-treaters.
Get the tutorial at Blooming Homestead.
DIY Halloween Treat Bags
Looking to really get crafty this spooky season? Try these customizable treat bags that you can sew yourself! That fun print is sure to stand out on the streets come October 31.
Get the tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.
Witch Broom Bag
Calling all witches! These broom bags are pretty easy to make, but will certainly steal the show. They're good as decor, and even better as a bag to hold your candy!
Get the tutorial at Kid Friendly Things To Do.
Printable Coffin Treat Boxes
Printed on card stock, these coffin boxes have it all—they're sturdy, functional, and spooky!
Get the tutorial at Houseful of Handmade.
Vintage-Inspired Treat Bags
This one is a bit retro, which is perfect for all of our vintage-loving folks out there. You'll need some cotton-fabric bags, an iron, and some cute, antique Halloween designs.
Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.
Hanging Bat Party Favors
Turn your toilet paper rolls into some hanging bats at your next Halloween shin-dig. The kiddos there are going to love being surprised with the secret goodies hidden inside.
Get the tutorial at Skip to my Lou.
Printable Candy Gift Box
Switching it up a little with this intricate gift box! The ribbons function as handles, and the design is easily downloadable. This might be one of the most unique gift boxes we've seen!
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Spiderweb Treat Bags
These spiderweb treat bags are perfect for party favors. You can easily recreate the web detailing with sharpie if you're in a rush.
Get the tutorial at Crafts Unleashed.
Stenciled Trick-Or-Treat Bags
The kids can join in on the DIY fun with these seriously adorable tote bags you can decorate with stencils. They make the perfect trick-or-treating accessory and you can customize them to match your costume.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Character Treat Boxes
Are the goodies inside these cute pouches as sweet as the festive characters? This adorable craft calls for a Silhouette machine.
Get the tutorial at It's Always Autumn.
Pumpkin Pouch Goody Bags
Made of tissue paper, these pumpkin pouch goody bags bring the creativity this Halloween season. Guests will love tearing them open to find treats nestled inside.
Get the tutorial at Canary Street Crafts.
Candy Corn Crochet Trick-Or-Treat Bag
If crocheting was one of your 2020 hobbies, you'll want to show off your skills with this candy corn trick-or-treat bag. Don't fret if you're not a crochet whiz, though. Even beginners can follow along with the simple pattern to achieve this absolutely adorable bag perfect for all the Halloween festivities.
Get the tutorial at Craftaholics Anonymous.
Paper Treat Box Luminaries
These festive treat boxes double as luminaries to add some glow to your Halloween season. There are three patterns to choose from (or you can make them all!): jack-o-lantern, cat, and Frankenstein.
Get the tutorial at Essy Jae.
Kawaii Ghost Candy Bag Tags
Not a huge fan of scary Halloween themes? These Kawaii ghost bag tags are the cutest alternative! Simply print on cardstock, cut out, hole punch and tie onto some treat bags.
Get the tutorial at Fox and Hazel.
Printable Matchbox Treat Boxes
Talk about spook-tacular! These printable treat boxes are the perfect size for stashing seasonal sweets.
Get the tutorial at Persia Lou.
Candy Corn Treat Bag
You only need a few materials to bring this super cute candy corn treat bag to life.
Get the tutorial at Meaningful Mama.
Duck Tape Treat Bags
Add a spooky emblem to these eerie-sistible treat bags lined with duck tape. For an even spookier touch, use glow in the dark duck tape.
Get the tutorial at Mod Podge Rocks.
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