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.
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Have fun on Halloween making these with your kids! A collection of cute bag-making ideas (51–60)
Ghost candy bag made from a paper cup
The ghost-themed candy bag made with paper cups is perfect for kids’ crafts because it’s simple to make and allows for a lot of design freedom.
Prepare one paper cup with a slit so candy can be inserted and another regular paper cup.
Attach a handle to the slit cup, then tape the rims of the two cups together from the inside, and you’re done.
If you draw a ghost face on it or add a hat and cape, it will look even more Halloween-like.
It’s a simple project that still lets you show originality, making it easy for children to create.
Handbag made from paper plates
A handbag made with paper plates would likely be a hit as a Halloween gift if you fill it with treats and hand it out to kids.
Since it can be easily made using only materials from a 100-yen shop, you can produce high-quality pieces even when you need to make a large number for an event.
By changing how you cut the paper plates and which materials you use, you can create a variety of designs like bats or ghosts, so it might be fun to tailor them to the children’s tastes or make several types and let them choose.
It’s simple and inexpensive, but it’s a very Halloween-appropriate craft that I’d like you to make with an eye toward a polished finish.
Candy bag made from a paper plate
Treat bags that can be easily made with paper plates are perfect for children’s Halloween events.
The materials are easy to gather—paper plates for the bag itself, markers like Posca pens for decorations, and yarn for the shoulder strap—so it’s highly recommended.
Since the bags are very lightweight and compact, they won’t be a burden to carry around even when filled with Halloween treats.
Putting candies into bags they made themselves is sure to boost their excitement.
paper plate candy bucket
This is a simple craft for making the must-have Halloween candy bucket or bag out of paper plates.
Have your child draw or color on paper plates, then stack two plates together so an opening at the top can hold candy, attach a handle, and it’s done—easy for kids to try.
However, because a stapler is used to attach the plates and handle, an adult should supervise if small children are making it.
Filling a bucket decorated with their own original design with their favorite treats will help your child enjoy Halloween even more.
Have fun this Halloween by making things with your kids! A collection of cute bag-making ideas (61–70)
Halloween bag made from a paper bag
Halloween bags made from paper sacks are highly recommended because the materials are easy to find and they’re simple to make.
By treating the paper bag like a house, cutting window openings, and attaching clear film, you can design it so the contents are visible—sure to get kids excited.
Plus, since you can freely decorate by drawing the exterior walls with masking tape or markers, children will likely be absorbed in making their own.
It’s a bag that lets you enjoy your own unique style, different from the typical Halloween character designs.
Candy bag made with craft band
A treat bag made with craft bands created from recycled materials like milk cartons and waste paper.
Because you need to prepare many materials—vertical strips, horizontal strips, and weaving strips—and the bag is woven together in a complex way, it’s a rewarding craft for children aged four and up.
Since the parts that children struggle with or find difficult will differ, it’s best to work in small groups.
The woven basket is sturdy, so after enjoying Halloween at the preschool, it can be used at home for a long time.
We hope the children can make a basket they really love.
Halloween hat
Here’s an idea for a pumpkin hat kids can wear for costumes.
Prepare two sheets of orange construction paper and place them vertically.
Draw a horizontal line 15 cm down from the top.
Below that line, draw vertical lines spaced evenly.
Tape the two sheets together, but be careful not to tape over the area with the vertical lines.
Apply double-sided tape along the very bottom edge of the paper, then cut along the vertical lines to create narrow strips.
Attach each strip, one by one, to the back side of the upper part of the paper, then crease between each strip.
Roll the whole thing into a cylinder and attach a rubber band so the size can be adjusted.
Finally, add a pumpkin face and a hat made from black construction paper, and you’re done! Be sure to use paper sized to fit the child’s head.
In conclusion
We introduced ideas for making Halloween bags. They can all be made with materials you have on hand, so you can enjoy creating a one-of-a-kind original bag. Each material—like plastic bottles and milk cartons—gives a different character. Have the kids fill their handmade bags with Halloween treats and make wonderful memories!