Printable Halloween cards are so cute to give to teachers, neighbors, and friends along with some festive candy!

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I love the fall season in general and Halloween specifically. There’s something magically fun about chilly weather and pumpkins, dressing up in costumes, and of course, candy. My fall bucket list usually includes decorating the house, watching several movies, and eating all the yummy seasonal food I can.
We mail cards for Christmas and hand out small ones for Valentine’s Day, so why not Halloween?
Choose a design and print just one or a few dozen! Each design is a single page, so you can print just one or change your printer setting to print multiple per sheet.
A few cute ideas:
- Full size 4×6-inch card (1 per page) – Send in the mail to grandma with a handwritten message on the back.
- Half size 3.5×5-inch card (4 per page) – Punch a hole and tie it to a jar of candy for a neighbor.
- Quarter size 2×3-inch card (8 per page) – Tape to small treats to hand out to classmates.


Printing Halloween cards
To print flat cards:
- Open the PDF, choose your paper size, and hit print.
- I print all my designs on the “best” setting on my printer.
- You can print on regular card stock and trim the cards, but it’s even easier if you print directly onto 4×6 card stock.
To print on folded cards:
- Open the PDF, choose your paper size, and adjust your printer setting to print the design on the front of the card.
- On my printer, I select layout and choose 2 pages per sheet with the direction going right to left.
- You can print on card stock and trim or get greeting card paper like this Avery half-fold greeting card stock or Avery quarter-fold greeting card stock.

Halloween card designs
I came up with several Halloween puns and designs but narrowed it down to four that I thought were really cute. I’m a sucker for a good pun, so these are a bit silly.
“Tis the season to be spooky”
“I love you more than candy corn”
“Trick or Treat yo’self!”
“Oh my gourd, it’s almost Halloween!”

Get the printable
Each card is a 4×6-inch page, but can be scaled smaller. Print on card stock. All printables are for personal use only.
What’s next? Try these other fun and creative ideas on One Mama’s Daily Drama:

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