Halloween Treat Bags with Free Printable Stickers

October 26, 2021

Halloween Treat Bags with Free Printable Stickers

My boys have grown up watching (and loving) the movie Beetlejuice. It was one of my favorite movies as a kid too. And, my guys watch it year round, in fact, it’s my oldest’s favorite movie. So, when I saw these black striped favor bags at the store recently, I immediately thought of one of our favorite movies. And, of course I bought a few packages of the bags to make these fun Halloween treat bags with free printable stickers!

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Halloween Treats

Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, so of course I have a TON of fun Halloween content on the blog.

But, these are a few of my very favorite Halloween treat ideas!

Halloween Treat Bags with Free Printable Stickers

I created these black tie Halloween stickers specifically for the black and white striped bags I found. I wanted to make these little treats as simple as possible to make, so I created a standard printable file and a print then cut file to be used with Cricut.

Treat Bag Supplies

I mentioned that I found the black and white striped bags at the store, but you can find similar ones on Amazon, just click the links below to buy. And, don’t forget to check out my Amazon Store!

Printable Black Tie Stickers use the code BLACKTIE to download them FREE.
Black and White Striped Bags
Ribbon
Printer

Print then Cut Supplies

DIY Stickers

Make Treat Bags

If you are using your Cricut machine, upload the PNG file to Design Space and set it to the correct print then cut size. Then, follow the prompts to print, then cut the stickers.

If you are cutting your stickers out by hand, print the PDF file, then cut out each image. Next, run the image through your Xyron Sticker Maker.

Once you have your stickers printed and cut, apply the sticker to the striped bags. Then, fill with treats for the recently deceased or the not yet deceased. Finally, tie a little ribbon around the top.