How to Make Easy Witch Broom Treat Bags!
Get ready for an easy treat with our DIY Witch Broom Brown Bags! 🍬🧹 Easy to make and perfect for Halloween, these cute brooms are made from two brown lunch bags, ribbon, and a wooden dowel. Fill them up with candy for a bewitching surprise that kids will love! 🎃🍭
This is also such a fun activity to make with kids or for classroom Halloween parties! 🕸️✨
Materials
- 2 brown lunch bags
- 1 wooden dowel (I used a brown dowel, but you could also have fun and paint it purple, orange, black, or any Halloween color.) You can also substitute the wooden dowel for a pretzel stick!
- Halloween-themed ribbon
- Scissors
- Glue (optional)
Directions for Your Witch Broom Treat Bag
1. Prepare the Bags:
- Cut one brown lunch bag into strips almost to the bottom.
- Cut the second bag halfway into strips.
2. Assemble:
- Insert the smaller bag into the larger bag.
- The strips from the larger bag will form the broom’s bristles.
3. Secure:
- Slide the wooden dowel into the open end of the nested bags.
- Fold the top edges of the bags over the dowel and secure with Halloween ribbon. Tie or knot the ribbon tightly.
4. Final Touches:
- Adjust the ribbon and strips for a neat finish.
- Add treats if desired. Enjoy your whimsical Witch Tread Bag!
Here’s a Quick Video Tutorial!
Perfect Presentation Pieces
These Halloween Treat Bags are cute enough without a special platter, but I also love these fun options!
Halloween Trays: For my favorite Halloween trays, I love this fun Pumpkin Tray from Amazon or this cute Jack-O’-Lantern platter is from Pottery Barn. For an adorable option on a budget, this Ghost platter from Walmart is so fun, as well as this Coffin Tray from Michael’s. Also, the beautiful Haunted House Candy Jar is from Pottery Barn!
Wooden Serving Trays: It is so convenient to use a wooden serving board for prep and to complete the look. For a larger choice, I love the double-handle on this option, or this rectangular tray. (Both at a great price!)
Kitchen Links: I get asked all the time about the products in the background of my kitchen. Much of it is from MacKenzie-Childs, which I have slowly grown a collection of over the years! My favorites are this checkered chopping board, my black and white checkered teapot, and the gray and white checkered utensil holder. I also have this enamel canister that you can find in small, medium, or large.
Happy Halloween!
I hope these Witch Broom Treat Bags are a hit for you this season! For more fun Halloween ideas, be sure to check out these adorable Muddy Buddy Bats, fun Halloween Kids’ Breakfast Board, or this easy Halloween Craft Party. Have a great day, friends!
