Lunch bag halloween treat bag

Kids' classmates and teachers love to share in Halloween excitement. Make some fun, Halloween-themed treat bags for all of his or her classmates. You'll look a super mom or teacher.

Craft Whack has come up with the perfect use for those piles of unused paper lunch bags – why not get crafting on these paper bag Halloween crafts? Pull out all those unused crafting supplies and get creative with our Frankenstein’s Monster Bag, Paper Bag Bat, Ghostly Paper Bag, or a Light Up Pumpkin Bag. Your kids can use these paper bag crafts when trick or treating, or hang them up as Halloween decorations. See our full tutorials here. #PaperBagCrafts #HalloweenCrafts #KidsCrafts…

Halloween is the best for kids. The best! Which means that your kiddos' schools are going to be throwing some super fun Halloween parties. What's so super special is that after the party is over, it's Halloween AND the weekend. Could it get any better than that? Your little one might be more concerned with what happens when they get home from school, but part of the fun of Halloween is sharing the excitement with their classmates and teachers. Also, it's pretty cool to not be learning for a…

Need a quick way to spruce up some treats this Halloween? Try these super cute bags adapted from the Martha Stewart Show. Supplies needed: Paper lunch bags Crop-a-Dile or Big Bite Circle Cutter or…

Pumpkin and ghost Halloween treats made from marshmallows wrapped in tissue paper. This would make a fun Halloween party favour or handmade gift idea!

This year hand out tricks or treats for Halloween with any of these fun Halloween Goodie Bag Ideas we have gathered for you. Not much of a crafter? Check out the free printable options included.

8 Cute and Easy Halloween Treat Bags Ideas - Partymazing

Here are this year's Halloween goodies: You need two paper bags for each broomstick. I used the small size from Michael's that are about 6" x 2". Unfold one bag and push out its base while folding in the left and right sides. Use scissors to cut the bag into thin strips right down to the base fold. Cut thin strips into the top inch or so of the second bag. Open both bags and place the second bag inside the shredded one. Add Halloween candy of choice--I went with the classic candy corn…