Printable Halloween decorations are a fun, frugal, and easy way to get your home in the spirit of the season.
In addition to 18 free printable Halloween decorations, you’ll also find some DIY craft projects that are perfect for keeping kids entertained. In other words, they’re just what the witch doctor ordered to stave off a nasty case of cabin fever. (Get it—”witch doctor?”) 😉
Free Printable Halloween Decorations: Labels
1. Creepy Halloween Potion Bottle Labels – The devil is in the details, right? These bottle labels are a small touch, but they go a long way. In fact, some of my favorite free printable Halloween decorations are small and simple, just like these labels.
2. Halloween Bottle Labels – Choose from 6 more spooky bottle labels to make your home, Halloween bash, or quiet dinner party scary good!
3. Printable Halloween Labels – Keep it simple (and cheap) with these free printable Halloween decorations. Place these spooky labels on mismatched bottles and jars you snag from the local thrift store or a yard sale. The more eclectic the better!
Free Printable Halloween Decorations – Home Décor
4. Halloween Countdown Dry Erase Printable – Countdown the days until Halloween with this printable Halloween decoration!
Looking for more things your little ones can help out with? Check out these Halloween Crafts for toddlers and Preschool Halloween Crafts.
5. Trick or Treat Halloween Wall Art Printable – This wall art proves that free printable Halloween decorations don’t have to look free (or cheap).
6. Printable Watercolor Spider – Looking for free printable Halloween decorations that aren’t too gaudy? If you prefer understated, more grown-up decorations, look no further! This watercolor spider web wall art strikes a balance between spooky and classy.
7. Free Pumpkin Printables – These pumpkin printables make great kid-friendly décor, but they’re also fantastic free printables for Halloween crafts like coloring.
8. Free Bat Printables – Use these free printable Halloween decorations to create window or wall art, a Halloween banner, and more.
9. Free Candy Corn Printables – Free printable Halloween decorations don’t get much sweeter than this candy corn printable.
10. Free Ghost Printables – Use these free printable Halloween decoration templates to decorate your home or Halloween party, or as materials for Halloween crafts to keep the kids entertained when they’re stuck inside.
11. Free Printable Halloween Shapes – These iconic Halloween shapes include a witch’s hat, black cat, spooky spider, and more!
Free Printable Halloween Decorations – Party Supplies
12. Printable Pumpkin Labels – These adorable free printable Halloween decorations are the perfect Halloween treat.
Use these pumpkin labels as lunch box notes. For more lunchtime inspiration, check out these Free Printable Halloween Lunchbox Notes.
13. Owl Treat Box – I love free printable Halloween decorations that look super complicated but are actually super easy to pull off.
14. Monster Mash Party Kit – This free printable kit, complete with invitations, will help you stay on budget and on theme.
15. Cupcake or Muffin Printables – Top off cupcakes or muffins with these adorable bats, ghosts, and cats.
16. Halloween Coffin Favor Boxes Template – These free printable Halloween decorations are easy enough that the kids can help out with them.
17. Halloween Spider Party Printables – Whether you’re throwing a large Halloween party with multiple tables or a small, more intimate dinner, these spider webs are the perfect addition.
18. Halloween Party Printables – Rounding out the list of free printable Halloween decorations is another party kit that’ll help you throw a scary good (and budget-friendly) kids’ Halloween party.
No Halloween party would be complete without food and costumes, right? Here are some frugal options to check out!
- Pretzel Pumpkins
- Pumpkin Cheesecake
- Homemade Halloween Party Face Paint Recipe
- Face Painting Ideas for Halloween
- Printable Halloween Masks for Kids
These 18 free printable Halloween decorations are great for decorating everything from your evil lair (a.k.a. your home) to your monster mash (a.k.a. your Halloween party). They can also help keep your kids entertained now that the weather is getting colder.
Do you know of other crafty ways these free Halloween decorations can be put to use? Share your ideas in the comments!
