DIY Pumpkin and Mummy Halloween Candy Bags
Combine the textures and natural elements of the fall into these fun Halloween Candy Bags. These candy bags are so easy to make and uses household and inexpensive items to create. The pumpkin and mummy faces lift off of the bag to give it a more 3 dimensional look. Rather than using tissue to fill the bags, corn husks can be use to add natural, fall elements to the presentation. These fun bags are a perfect gift for friends, teachers, adults and kids!
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Materials for the Halloween Candy Bags
- Brown Gift Bags
- Paper Towel or Toilet Paper Roll
- Burlap
- Scrapbooking Paper
- Plastic Eyes
- Gauze Strips
- Craft Glue
- Corn Husks
Instructions for the Halloween Candy Bags
Cut a piece of burlap the size of the front of the bag and fray the edges. Glue on the bag as shown above.
Cut open a paper tube and draw the shape of a pumpkin. Draw tabs on each side of the pumpkin shape. These will attach to the bag.
Cut out the shape and bend the tabs in.
Cut a piece of scrapbooking paper the size of the pumpkin and attach with craft glue.
Cut out a jack-o-lantern face and stem with scrapbooking paper and glue onto the pumpkin.
Glue the tabs to the candy bag and insert corn husks to finish the look.
Cut a piece of burlap the size of the front of the bag and fray the edges. Glue on the bag as shown above.
Cut open a paper tube and draw the shape of a mummy head. Draw tabs on each side of the head shape. These will attach to the bag. Cut out the shape and bend the tabs in.
Glue on a piece of the paper tube to crate a nose and a mouth shape. Glue a piece of gauze over where the eyes would be.
Glue on the eyes.
Wrap gauze around the mummy’s head as shown above and secure with craft glue.
Glue the tabs to the candy bag and insert corn husks to finish the look.
