Happy Spooktacular September! Rachel from Fawn Parties here today and I have some fun Halloween handouts to share with you! Halloween season is jam packed with fun events all throughout the month of October. School parties, trunk or treating, trick or treating at the zoo and various Halloween parties with friends. That is A LOT of candy before the big day!
If you’re looking for handouts that don’t involve candy, here is a cute idea that all the little ghouls and boys will love.
This is an adorable yet quick and simple handout that you can put together in no time.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Plush Halloween Emojis
- Bakers Twine
- Download the emoji joke printables HERE
Instructions:
Print out the joke printables on white cardstock and cut out.
Punch a hole in the top corner of the tags and thread a strand of bakers twine through the hole.
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Tie the jokes with bakers twine to the tag that’s attached to the plush emoji. And that’s it! Quick, simple and super cute! Check out all the silly jokes below that will have your little punkins giggling with delight!
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Thanks so much for stopping by!
Here are a couple more Halloween party ideas to get you in the Halloween spirit. Hop on over to my blog and say hi!
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Here are a few more fun Halloween posts you can find on Eighteen25:
- DIY Halloween Mugs
- Whoopee It’s Halloween Gift Idea
- Witch’s Survival Kit
- Toxic Treats Mason Jar Gift Idea
Rachel believes in creating occasions to celebrate rather than waiting for them. Unbirthdays and the changing of the season are just a few of her favorite holidays.
As a work from home mom her day job also includes multiple dress-up changes, elaborate role playing and excessive tea parties. In her free time she can be found scouring thrift shops for inspiration, hiking with her husband and 5 year old daughter and, of course, brainstorming her next party.
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