Affiliate links are in this post. These are products we used and recommend. You can find our full disclosure here. TIP: I printed my labels on sticky paper but you could totally print them on cardstock or even regular printing paper and use double-sided tape to stick them on the bags!
TIP: I know homemade goodies are frowned on for trick or treaters. I simply attached the printable to a chalkboard I picked up at the Dollar Tree with some double-sided tape. You could also put this in a fun Halloween-themed frame too! I think it is such a fun way to be a part of your neighborhood and community! Here are the ingredients to complete all the Halloween prep. The primary material for the Halloween treat bag tag is paper. But, there are types of paper, according to the layer and texture.
You can use cardstock for printing the tags. Some also stick the tags on cereal boxes or cardboard. You will need glue for some cases, such as sticking the printed templates on another paper and gather the sides. But, for the tag on a plastic wrap, you can use a stapler to lock the plastic with the paper tags. After you print the templates for the treat bag, you need to cut them out from the paper.
There is a regular cutter, but it is safer with a scissor. Add more details if you want to such as a stitch mark on the face and then allow the glue to dry.
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And are all done! I will add this DIY Halloween trick or treat bag to my Pinterest account, where I curate lots of printables, crafts and ideas. You are welcome to Pin this page, too!
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