Trick or Treat Sign Printable
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This Trick or Treat sign is perfect for those who prefer their Halloween decor to be a little more fun and a little less scary!
Here are a few more Halloween printables we think you’ll like – Halloween Lollipop Printables, Bugs and Kisses Treat Bags, Halloween Juice Box Labels, and Halloween Door Hangers.
Trick or Treat Sign
I LOVE Halloween, but I’m not a huge fan of the severed limbs or creepy looking ghouls – do you feel the same?
For those of you who also prefer to keep the scary levels down, I created this darling and very NOT gory 8×10 Trick or Treat Printable! Simply download it, print it from home, then put it in a frame and you’re good to go!
SUPPLIES –
- Trick or Treat Sign Printable (download below)
- 8×10 picture frame
- scissors (to trim your paper down)
DIRECTIONS –
- Print off our free printable (below).
- Trim your paper down, if needed, to fit inside your frame.
- And you’re done! Does it get any easier? I think not. 😉
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For the first time I was able to decorate a mantel for the holidays- crows, pennant banner, the whole 9 yards.
We decorated pumpkins, bats, & witches for the window. First year my 4 kids under 5 actually are “getting” Halloween!!
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So far, and let’s face it, probably all that will end up going up….we have some painted wooden pumpkins, two craft pumpkins (one monster and one princess), two real pumpkins (that we need to carve still!) and one tiny ghost (made from a milk chug container). I feel like October snuck up on us but at least we have some pumpkins! 🙂
We did a halloween tablescape, ent. center, pumpkins, pretty much every bare space in my house has some sort of halloween decor:) Your sign turned out super cute!!
I have decorated with my Slouchy Pumpkins inside and real pumpkin outside.
We’re pretty simple with decorations around here – a few pumpkins, an old haunted house thing and some decorated foam shapes from the dollar store. 🙂
We decorated with carved pumpkins!
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I decorated my home for Halloween with a bale of hay on the front porch with pumpkins, a scarecrow and corn stalks! Can’t wait for the neighborhood kids to come by and see it!!
I like to take the simple and practical root when decorating for Halloween: get some pumpkins and put them on the porch. They keep well out there in the cold and we eat them one by one as fall passes. Decoration that puts itself away! Score! 🙂
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Gabby
I’ve decorated with faux pumpkins that i’ve carved and use every year. The kids on the street just love them!
We have done a lot to decorate, but one of my favorite things is pickng gourds and pumpkins from my grandmas garden and sticking them all over the house.
Our family doesn’t celebrate Halloween, but I’ve decorated beautifully for Fall! One new idea this year was my decoupaged Holly Hobbie pumpkins that I made for my Etsy shop. I took strips of Holly Hobbie-themed flannel and decoupaged them to a lightweight faux pumpkin. Then I cut out a matching HH graphic from printable fabric and put her on front and center. I painted the stem blue and they are just adorable! (I made 3)
Have a great day,
Sarah
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