My favorite time of year is back and I couldn’t be more excited. In my eyes, Fall is the best season….nothing beats it. What better than the colorful scenery, spiced cider, college and Pro football, crock pot deliciousness, apple orchards and pumpkin farms, all of the festive decorations, wearing your favorite vest and pair of boots, and of course, HALLOWEEN and Thanksgiving! That’s what I’m talking about. Welcome back to TOP OF THE LIST TUESDAY series. Today, I am super excited to be sharing with you all…..
12 Free Halloween Printables
With Halloween just a little over a month away, I wanted to share some special FREEBIES to help you get prepared for all of the fun celebrations! Yes, these can be used by EVERYONE….not just parents and teachers. If you plan to throw a big bash or host a party, you don’t want to miss out on the awesome beverage labels (beer and wine)! If you have children of your own, nieces/nephews, grandchildren, or students, you’ve
got to check out the cute games and treat ideas below.
Trust me guys…..these are just WAY. TOO. CUTE. to pass up.
And, did I mention these are all FREE! Yes, that’s right….you can’t beat it!
These are some of the most cute and creative ideas I’ve come across.
To add to the fun, I’ve included a printable with free font downloads
(fonts are for personal use only, not commercial).
To find out more about each activity, printable, or project,
click on the heading above each image!
Parents…looking for cute ways to jazz up your child’s lunch during the holiday season? While festive notes are fun to tuck into their lunchbox, how about these juice box covers from The Crafting Chicks. No doubt your child’s eyes will light up in excitement when they find this tucked inside their lunch. This is a no hassle, no mess project. Just print, grab some tape, and you’re all set!
I just love Living Locurto’s Blog! She has so many amazing ideas for party essentials and helping you make any celebration a festive one. Her Halloween printables include these adorable lollipop holders, perfect for kids to bring to school or for friends at the neighborhood party. The treat tags can be used as stickers on pretty much anything. The world is your oyster with these. Know of anyone with a birthday in October? This is the perfect gift wrap 🙂
I mean….seriously!! This is just too much. I LOVE IT. You have got to check out Popsicle Blog for details on how to make this DIY Halloween Trail Mix. Kids will absolutely love this. Okay, adults too! I want to make it right now as I type this. It is super creative, from the ghost poop to monster scabs…every kid, especially little boys, will surely want a share of this tasty treat!
The bag topper is free and easy to download!
Yet another fabulous and SIMPLE idea for Halloween. Somewhat Simple’s
blog is full of creative ideas like the one above. This is my kind of project/craft…minimal supplies and no mess! From Ghost Poop to Jack O Lantern seeds, you can really get your imagination going with these. Teachers, how about a fun math counting activity with these?
The four labels above are for anyone who loves an ice cold beer. That would be ME!! What I especially love about them is that they include different types of beer drinkers. You’ve got one for the Ale fans, Stout supporters, those who are pro cider, and an open ended label, too! To print these out and find many more awesome project ideas, hop on over to Centsational Girl!
Her Project Gallery is loaded with amazing ideas.
These wine and beer labels have a vintage look to them, and you know I love me some vintage decor! The Ellie Blog brings you these fabulous designs and will surely make your Halloween party one to remember. When you stop by her blog, you’ve got to check out all of the tabs at the top…Holidays, Parties, DIY ideas, and Tutorials. I could spend hours browsing in each one!
What a simple, classically pretty, and whimsical print this is! It is provided by On Sutton Place, an elegant and beautifully designed blog with an abundance of great ideas! This is the perfect piece to put in a frame and spruce up a table, mantle, or bookshelf in your home. If you’re in search of more Fall themed printables, she has others just as wonderful. Hurry on over to her blog to see more! They’ll serve as a wonderful Thanksgiving piece of art, too!
I’m a big fan of any decoration sporting the traditional orange and black colors for Halloween. I really like that these tags/prints come be printed in different sizes and serve a variety of purposes. The possibilities are near endless…all you need is a little creativity. You can use them as stickers, labels, inserts for picture frames…and so on. The Creativity Exchange offers other wonderful printables, too. You’ve GOT to hop on over and check out their 2014 desktop calendar…and it’s free, too! Yes, it’s your lucky day.
Calling all teachers! This colorful BINGO card has adorable images that would definitely grab the attention of your students! Crazy Little Projects is a must see blog. It is so perfectly organized and easy to navigate. I especially love her free printable bookmarks for Halloween. For more printables of all kinds, visit her Craft Closet Tab. Piles and piles of projects, activities, and recipes can be found on this site. It’s very family friendly!
Who doesn’t love a scavenger hunt?! I guess I’ll always be a kid at heart. This fun activity by Moritz Fine Designs will allow you to spend time outdoors, enjoying nature and the beautiful scenery that accompanies Autumn. If your kids are bored, this will surely keep them occupied and entertained! What a great activity to promote curiosity and observation skills. Be sure to stop by her FREEBIE tab for additional free fonts and printables as cute as this!
Halloween Birthday Invitation
I just WISH I knew someone (child) who had a birthday in October. I so badly want to make these invitations for their party. Can they be ANY CUTER? What a creative idea! Seriously, you need to pass this on to anyone you know who is planning a party in the coming weeks for their little one. AND…in order to see the interior of this card, stop by Seven Thirty Three Blog! The inside is just as creative as the cover. It won’t take long to put this little gem together, and the best part of it all…..it is FREE (just in case you forgot)!
For all of my frequent visitors, you know that I often share free fonts with Top of the List Tuesday. So, it was only fair that I revealed some of my favorite Halloween Fonts to you, while offering this free printable! You can use this print to help liven up your home, office, cubicle, or classroom!
Bring out the spooky and have a little fun with it!
To download the entire printable, click on the heading above.
Please remember that these fonts are for personal use only.
So, there you have it…..tons of FREE ideas to make your Halloween festivities a success! These will surely be crowd pleasers, for both kids and adults! Pass on and share these goodies with anyone you know who would utilize these printables….because they are far too creative not to be seen!
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