This App Has A Lot Of Creative Halloween Paper Bags That Can Inspire You

If you’re the kind of person who thinks making a bunch of cute little Halloween boxes filled with treats for your kids to hand out at school is crazy, you might be in the wrong place. If, on the other hand, you think the idea of making them actually sounds like fun but you’re kinda busy and you don’t have hours to spend on treat bags that kids (admit it) are going to destroy, then keep reading. Here are cute & easy DIY Halloween treat bags, most of which are pretty darn quick to make

Custom Candy Bag

Want to make your kid's candy bag stand out from the rest? Download a spooky tree or frightfully fun Halloween image and print onto iron-on transfer paper. Then, follow the package instructions to adhere to a canvas tote.

Cereal Box Stencil Bags

Update a classic fabric tote with easy-to-make stencils and spooky sponge painting.

Freaky Frankenstein

Wrap a cereal box in green tissue paper and attach strips of crepe paper along the top for hair. Attach silver painted corks to the sides for nodes, then glue on craft foam eyes and a mouth.

Ghostly Trick-or-Treat Bag

When sporting this haunting goody bag, your little trick-or-treater can drop candy straight into the ghost's mouth!

Personalized Treat Buckets

These monogrammed baskets make smart use out of recycled ice cream containers.

Spooky Ghost

Tuck a kitchen garbage bag inside a white gift bag and stable a length of thick ribbon to each side for a handle. Cut the ghost's facial features from black tape and press onto the bag.

Milk Jug Pumpkin Pots

These smiley jack-o'-lanterns can store almost a gallon's worth of treats each!

Black Cat

Cut a slit in the hem of a tank top; thread elastic through hem and knot tightly. Cut eyes, ears, and nose from felt, then flue onto the bag along with white chenille-stem whiskers.

Pumpkin Goodie Bag

Make a perfectly pumpkin-shape container by gluing together two paper bowls.

Pumpkin Printed Treat Bag

Your little one will love decorating this drawstring bag using potato stamps (and their own fingerprints).

Milk Jug Monster

Cut a hole opposite the handle in the jug. Glue on yarn hair, pom-pom eyes, and felt arms, and striped body with colored tape. Fringe a 3" -wide piece of felt and glue on as skirt.

Trick-or-Treat Pails

Used paint buckets get a spooky makeover with this no-fuss craft idea.

Pumpkin o' Candy

Draw a jack-o'-lantern face on an orange pillowcase with a fabric marker. Fold the top edge of the case over an embroidery hoop. Hot-glue green ribbon to each side of hoop.

Ribbon Pumpkin Bags

You won't believe how easy it is to create this adorable pumpkin bag from scratch.

Trick-or-Treat Tote

Choose fabric (or use scraps you already have on hand) along with