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Halloween blind bags: printable spooky set

A cute — never scary — Halloween collection of six paper collectibles: Boo the Ghost, Jack the Pumpkin, Batty, Twisty the Candy, Midnight the Cat — and the Bubbling Cauldron, a secret rare you can personalize with the birthday star’s photo and name. Print it free for Halloween parties, classroom swaps or a spooky birthday.

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Halloween blind bag set with ghost, pumpkin, bat, candy and black cat paper figures beside purple mystery bags

Meet the Spooky Squad

Boo and Jack are common, Batty and Twisty uncommon, Midnight rare — and only one bag hides the Bubbling Cauldron.

  • Cute white ghost character with a wavy tail and a happy face Common Boo the Ghost Says “boo!” and then gives the softest hugs.
  • Smiling orange pumpkin character with a green stem and leaf Common Jack the Pumpkin Round, orange and always grinning.
  • Purple bat character with tiny fangs and wide wings Uncommon Batty Sleeps all day, parties all night.
  • Orange wrapped candy character with yellow twisted ends Uncommon Twisty the Candy The sweetest treat in the whole bag.
  • Black cat character with green eyes wearing a purple witch hat Rare Midnight the Cat A black cat in a witch hat — lucky to find!
  • Bubbling green cauldron secret rare card that can show the birthday child’s photo Secret rare The Bubbling Cauldron Secret rare: add the birthday star’s photo and name.

Printable sheets

Five pages: figures, three wrapper sheets with two bags each, and seals with a checklist — in A4 and US Letter.

  • Halloween blind bag figures sheet with ghost, pumpkin, bat, candy, black cat and cauldron
    FiguresSix stand-up spooky friends on one sheet.
  • Halloween blind bag wrapper template with cut, fold and glue lines
    Mystery wrappersNight-sky purple bags with an orange flap, two per page.
  • Halloween seal stickers and blind bag checklist
    Seals and checklistOrange seals and a collector’s checklist.

Set details

Figures6 (2 common, 2 uncommon, 1 rare, 1 personalized secret rare)
Pages5 printable pages: figures, three wrapper sheets, seals and checklist
Finished bag sizeAbout 6.8 × 9.0 cm (2.7 × 3.5 in) Inside flat space: about 6 × 8 cm; fold the figure’s base flat before inserting.
Paper sizesA4 and US Letter — print at 100% (“actual size”)
MoodCute and friendly: smiling faces, no blood, no gore — fine for little ones
Matching magazineHalloween birthday magazine

Halloween blind bag ideas: what to put inside

One figure goes in each bag. Add one small extra so every bag feels like a treat — keep it flat and light so the paper bag still closes.

Treats (check allergies first)

  • A wrapped lollipop
  • Two individually wrapped candies
  • A mini chocolate
  • A fruit-snack pouch

Little toys

  • Glow-in-the-dark star or bracelet
  • Mini spider ring
  • Halloween eraser
  • A tiny bouncy ball

Paper surprises

  • A Halloween sticker
  • A temporary tattoo
  • A mini coloring card
  • A “spell” on a scroll (a joke or a kind wish)

For the party game

  • A ticket for “trick or treat?” — the finder chooses a forfeit or a prize
  • A riddle to solve for an extra candy
  • A token to swap at the end
Classroom swap? Skip food (allergies) and use stickers, erasers and the paper figures — and print one set per six children.

A Halloween party in three steps

  1. Print and assemble the night before

    Print each set on card for the figures and ordinary paper for the bags, cut, fold and fill. Our assembly guide shows every fold.

  2. Hide them around the room

    Turn the bags into a hunt: under cushions, inside a cauldron bowl, taped behind the door.

  3. Open together and swap

    Everyone opens at once. Ticking the checklist and swapping doubles keeps the fun going — whoever finds the secret rare cauldron gets the first slice of cake.

Make the birthday child the secret rare

Halloween birthday? In the editor, add their name and a photo — it appears inside the glowing secret rare card, with “Spooky star” underneath. Pair it with the Halloween birthday magazine for a matching set.

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Frequently asked questions

Are these Halloween blind bags scary?

No — every character smiles. The set is designed for young children too: no blood, no skulls, nothing creepy.

How many bags does one set make?

Six bags with one figure each. For more guests, print the set again — every download is free after signing in with Google.

Can I print Halloween blind bags in black and white?

Yes. The cut, fold and glue lines stay clear in black and white, and kids can color the characters themselves — a nice party activity.

What paper should I use?

Card stock (160–200 gsm) for the figures so they stand up, and ordinary 80–100 gsm (20–27 lb) printer paper for the bags so they fold neatly.

Can I rename the characters?

Yes. Every name, the collection name and the secret rare can be changed in the editor before you download.