11 Unique Ways to Hand Out Halloween Treats

Table of Contents

1. Mummy Decorated Leftover Sticker Rolls
2. Spooky Halloween Hand Treat Bags
3. Toilet Paper Treat Boxes
4. Spider Pops
5. Duct Tape Halloween Treat Bags
6. DIY Candy Dispensers
7. Pumpkin Favor Pouches for Halloween
8. Ghost Popcorn Bags
9. Pumpkin Halloween Treat Bags
10. Black Cat Treat Pouch
11. Ghostly Goodie Bag
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Sure, the kids will be glad to get the candy no matter what, but wouldn’t it be more fun if it came in a cool package? This year, make awesome treat packs as favors for your kid’s Halloween party and use them as dessert table decoration ideas, wow the trick-or-treaters with something memorable or exciting for kids at a school party. Some of these suggestions are totally DIY, some start with purchased gift bags or other small containers. There are instructions for bats, cats, owls, mummies, Frankenstein, spiders, ghosts, Jack-o-lanterns, skulls, witch’s boots, giant candy corn, and more!

1. Mummy Decorated Leftover Sticker Rolls

These crafty candy holders are easy to create by using some leftover toilet paper rolls, gauze, and googly eyes. By wrapping the gauze around the cardboard roll and sticking some eyes on it, you’ve got a spooky Halloween decoration in minutes. Easy and inexpensive, these would be a great addition to a kid’s Halloween treat bag this Fall.

2. Spooky Halloween Hand Treat Bags

These treat bags are so easy to create, that you won’t need an extra set of hands for help. To give these treat bags an extra touch, you can always add Halloween-themed accessories such as spiders or pumpkin rings. These treat bags could be a hit for any classroom party this Halloween!

3. Toilet Paper Treat Boxes

Though they might look hard to make, these toilet paper roll treat boxes won’t be the end of you this Halloween. These are as simple as folding the ends of a toilet paper roll in to close the boxes and adding some spooky decorations. The treat boxes can be filled with your favorite candies or creepy party favors.

4. Spider Pops

A cute and creepy way to make a simple treat all the more festive. Attach some black pipe cleaners, pop on some tiny eyes, and this lollipop is ready to go for the holiday. These spider pops are cute, quick, and easy. If you’re in need of a fast Halloween party favor, these are for you!

5. Duct Tape Halloween Treat Bags

Duct tape can be used for everything—even to make party favors. Using some duct tape and small paper bags, you can create an eye-catching treat bag. Duct tape also comes in so many designs and colors now, that you can find a creepy design or colors to match your party, which makes these customizable for you!

6. DIY Candy Dispensers

These cute crafts might take just a little more time to make but are worth it as you can see. This can also be a great Halloween craft to get kids involved as well, as they can decorate these however they want after you get them assembled. The treats go right to the bottom. These would also be great decorations for a party table!

7. Pumpkin Favor Pouches for Halloween

What’s Halloween without pumpkins, right? These pumpkin favor pouches take care of that, and they’re easy too. These are simple as taking a few sheets of orange paper, putting the treats inside, and securing them with green tape. An easy Halloween party favor in no time at all.

8. Ghost Popcorn Bags

These ghostly popcorn bags would be a great and easy party favor to give guests! Simply take a white gift bag, attach the eyes and decorations, and fill it with popcorn. While these ghosts are cute, you could also draw on scary faces to make them a little bit scarier.

9. Pumpkin Halloween Treat Bags

For a quick and easy treat bag option, but still festive for Halloween, these pumpkin Halloween treat bags will do the trick. The faces for the bags can either be stamped or drawn on (this might be a fun way to get kids involved). Fill it with your favorite treats, a green pipe cleaner closes up the bag, and that’s it for these treat bags. Not only great for party favors, but these could also be a fun classroom Halloween treat.

10. Black Cat Treat Pouch

These black cats are easy to put together, and you may even already have all of the items needed. Two paper plates, paint, and some paper cut-outs are all you need to create these treat pouches. Kids can get involved with this by getting to create the faces for each of the cats, making for a fun Halloween craft!

11. Ghostly Goodie Bag

This ghostly goodie bag will haunt your party guests this year with how cute it is. This fun goodie bag is also really easy to create, as all you’re doing is putting a white bag over a black bag. Just make sure to cut out the ghostly features first, fill up the black bag with treats, and pop the white bag over it. That’s it, and you’ll have an eye-catching party favor in no time.