Enjoy Halloween by making these with your kids! A collection of cute bag-making ideas
Here are some ideas for making treat bags that will liven up your Halloween party! Creating a one-of-a-kind original bag will make Halloween even more fun.
This time, we’ve gathered ideas you can make with materials you have on hand.
Try using items around the house—like plastic bottles, tissue boxes, and milk cartons—to create cute pumpkin- and ghost-shaped bags.
If you make them together with children, the process will spark their imagination and become a fun memory! Please use these ideas as a reference and enjoy crafting with your kids.
Note: Because the children’s creations are treated as works of art, we use the term “seisaku” (制作, production/creation) in the text.
- Get kids excited in childcare! A collection of ideas for making Halloween treat bags
- Irresistible for 3-year-olds! A collection of fun Halloween craft ideas to make
- [Halloween] Pumpkin Origami Ideas for 3-Year-Olds
- Toddler-Approved Halloween Crafts: Ideas That Captivate 2-Year-Olds
- [For Kids] Let’s Make Ghosts! A Collection of Craft Ideas
- [For 4-Year-Olds] Fun to Make! A Collection of Halloween Craft Ideas
- Irresistible for 5-year-olds! A collection of recommended craft ideas for Halloween
- Ghosts and pumpkins too! A collection of bento box ideas perfect for Halloween
- Halloween gets even more exciting! A collection of DIY mask ideas using a variety of materials
- At daycare and kindergarten! A collection of Halloween decoration ideas
- Fun for 1-year-olds! A collection of Halloween craft ideas you can make while playing
- [Childcare] Handmade bag ideas for kindergarten commuting
- [Age 2] Have fun with Halloween crafts! A collection of ideas perfect for October
Enjoy Halloween by making these with your kids! A collection of cute bag-making ideas (41–50)
Halloween bag made with balloon art
Halloween bags made with balloon art make a striking impression that brightens up any event.
Shaping a pumpkin out of multiple balloons and using the stem as a handle creates a design that also enhances the Halloween atmosphere as interior decor.
Since balloon art can be difficult to do together with children, it’s a good idea to prepare some in advance as part of the event.
This craft is recommended when you want a slightly unusual party favor with the balloons’ translucent, three-dimensional look giving it a magical feel.
Have fun on Halloween making these with your kids! A collection of cute bag-making ideas (51–60)
Pompon Pumpkin
Let’s make a cute jack-o’-lantern using a plastic bag for umbrellas to keep water drops off.
You’ll need an umbrella plastic bag, an appropriate amount of orange tissue (flower) paper, and eyes, mouth, etc.
made from colored construction paper.
Crumple the tissue paper and stuff it into the plastic bag.
Once filled, tie the opening twice, then stick on the eyes and mouth with double-sided tape.
Decorate the knot with a ribbon to finish.
It’s fun to bounce it like a ball.
Give it a try!
Mini bag with rosette
This craft lets you make a mini bag with a rosette from a single sheet of origami paper.
Simply cut the origami into the bag, handle, and rosette sections and assemble to create a stylish mini bag.
Because the folding is detailed, it’s suitable as a guideline for children aged 4 and up.
The rosette requires millimeter-precise work, so adults should provide support.
If you want to use it as a treat bag or similar, prepare a larger sheet of paper instead of origami and adjust to the purpose—it’s a great way to add flair to Halloween events.
Pumpkin bag made with origami
Pumpkin bags made with origami are highly recommended because both the materials and the steps are simple.
Choose origami in the color you want, fold it into a bag shape, and make the handles—since the shape is easy to picture, even younger children will enjoy making it.
If you use markers to draw a jack-o’-lantern face for a Halloween touch, it really sets the mood and will be a big hit at events.
It’s simple yet practical and will beautifully brighten up your Halloween, so definitely give it a try.
Pumpkin bag made from a milk carton
This is a Halloween bag that reuses an empty milk carton.
By cutting off the top, bottom, and one side of the carton, then adding slits and gluing it together, you can create a three-dimensional treat bag.
If you leave the shape as-is, the original milk carton design will show, so you can attach orange origami paper to give it a pumpkin look.
Since the shape is close to a pumpkin, the orange color scheme works well, but using your child’s favorite color of origami paper will add originality and look lovely too.
If you use waste materials that may contain allergens, please make it with safety in mind.
Halloween bag made from construction paper
By folding colored construction paper that matches your design and adding illustrations, you can easily make an original Halloween bag.
Following steps similar to origami creates a three-dimensional feel that’s hard to achieve by just cutting and drawing, making it especially satisfying for older children.
Also, by shaping the construction paper into a cone with one pointed end and one open end, you can achieve a three-dimensional look while keeping the design easy to fill with candy.
Decorating the finished bag however you like lets you quickly create a one-of-a-kind treat bag, so it’s highly recommended.
Simple Pumpkin Bag
Many children look forward to Halloween, when they carry a bucket and collect candy while shouting “Trick or treat!” How about making a small pumpkin bag using origami? Use orange origami paper to fold the bag and the pumpkin part, then cut strips of paper in a different color, fold them a few times, and tape them from the inside with cellophane tape to make the handle.
For the pumpkin’s face, you can draw it with a marker or stick on pieces of black origami paper.
