Six Designs Across Twenty-Four
Twenty-four bags split across six designs means four of each, which is enough for a class party table or a night of callers at the door. Letting a child pick the witch over the skeleton turns handing out a bag into part of the fun. For a family splitting the pack between siblings, each one still gets a full set of the six.
Stickers Seal The Top
Matching stickers come in the pack, which is what turns a folded bag into a closed parcel. Fill it, fold the top over and press a sticker across the flap; the contents stay in on the walk home. The stickers also take a name written on them in marker, so bags prepared for a class can be sorted without opening each one.
Folded Flat In The Drawer
The bags store flat, which is the difference between keeping leftovers and throwing them out. Unused ones slide into a kitchen drawer until the following October, and the ones already assembled fold back down. There is room inside for a handful of fun-size bars, a cookie and a small toy together, and the base holds its shape once the bag is standing on a table.
Instead Of The Candy Bowl
A bowl by the door empties in a rush and the last callers get nothing. Twenty-four filled bags rationed out one per child solve that, and they can be made up the night before while the house is quiet. The same bags work as favors at a Halloween party, prizes at a school event, or the thing handed over at a trunk or treat space.
