Ready for some SMURF-ing good fun? Let's celebrate The Smurfs: Season 1, Volume 2, available NOW on DVD. Build excitement for your watch parties with this adorable DIY Smurf Trick or Treat Bag for kids using a plain gift bag and simple craft items! This post in sponsored by Paramount Home Entertainment and Nickelodeon Home Entertainment.

Are you a Smurf loving family? You're not going to want to miss these all-new adventures. Follow along as your favorite Smurfs protect the village from none other than Gargamel.

Plus it's time to meet some new Smurf friends! Get to know Willow, Blossom, Storm, and Lily!

Kick start the festivities with this step-by-step tutorial to make a Smurf inspired Halloween Treat Bag!

DIY SMURF HALLOWEEN TREAT BAG

Gather the family around and make this fun crafty DIY to build up some excitement for The Smurfs: Season 1, Volume 2, available NOW on DVD. Transform simple craft supplies and a gift bag into a Smurf-tastic Halloween Treat Bag.

3d view of do it yourself smurf treat bag for halloween

Alternately, you can leave the pumpkin portion off and use it for a regular gift bag. Just promise, you will have fun with it, no matter what you do!

SMURF HALLOWEEN TREAT BAG SUPPLIES

Gather a handful of craft items and get ready to have a blast making this Smurf-y Trick or Treat Bag. You can read on or download the craft tutorial here to keep for yourself, too.

Here is what you need:

CRAFT SUPPLIES:

Blue Gift Bag
White Felt Sheet
Styrofoam Craft Ball. 2” & Blue Paint
Blue Paper or Blue Foam Sheet (2 Sheets)
White Paper or White Foam Sheet
Black Paper or Black Foam Sheet
Foam Pumpkin or Orange Pumpkin Sheet

CRAFT TOOLS:

Scissors
Pencil
Glue Gun
Paint Brush
Toothpick
Optional: Hole Puncher & Circle Punches

overhead view of diy halloween smurf treat bag

HOW TO MAKE SMURF HALLOWEEN BAG

SMURF NOSE:

Press a toothpick into the ball and use that to hold while painting. Paint the styrofoam ball with blue paint. Let dry completely.

SMURF HAT:

Cut a 2” strip that is the width of your blue gift bag out of the white felt. Glue it onto the top of the front of the blue bag. Cut a circle out of white felt. Make a small fold at the top of the circle and glue it to the back of the front of the bag and fold the rest of the circle over. Use a tiny bit of glue underneath the top of the circle onto the front of the bag while leaving the rest loosely hanging down.

cute smurf halloween treat bag diy project. smurf holding foam pumpkin.

MAKE PUMPKIN:

Cut Foam Pumpkin in half and glue to the bottom of the bag. Alternatively, cut your own pumpkin shape out of orange foam or orange paper. Add small triangles cut out of black paper or black foam and glue them on the pumpkin.

SMURF EYES:

The eye shape is two identical ovals overlapping each other. Cut the shape out of the white paper or white foam sheet. Then, cut a small blue circle out of the blue paper or blue foam sheet. Then, cut a smaller circle out of the black paper or black foam sheet (you can use a hole punch for this to make it easier). Glue the blue circles onto the white part of the eyes and then the black circles onto the center of that. Glue the completed eyes onto the bag about 1 and ½” under the hat. Cut eyebrows out of black paper or black foam sheet. Glue them onto the rim of the hat.

GLUE NOSE:

Using a glue gun, glue the nose directly underneath the eyes.

SMURF EARS:

Cut two identical circles out of blue paper. Fold ¼th of the ear and glue that portion onto each side of the bag for the ears.

SMURF HANDS:

Cut small hands with only 4 fingers out of blue paper or blue foam. Fold over a small amount and glue onto the sides of the bag so that the hands loosely hang over for a 3D effect.

Voila! That is all. Use to trick or treat or even as a party favor bag. It also works as a regular gift bag, too!

DIY Smurf Halloween Treat Bag

Yield: 1

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Additional Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

Totally cute DIY Smurf Halloween Treat Bag craft that can be made with a handful of easy items. Grab a blue gift bag and simple craft supplies to make it.

Materials

Blue Gift Bag
White Felt Sheet
Styrofoam Craft Ball. 2” & Blue Paint
Blue Paper or Blue Foam Sheet (2 Sheets)
White Paper or White Foam Sheet
Black Paper or Black Foam Sheet
Foam Pumpkin or Orange Pumpkin Sheet

Tools

Scissors
Pencil
Glue Gun
Paint Brush
Toothpick
Optional: Hole Puncher & Circle Punches

Instructions

Make the Smurf Nose. Press a toothpick into the ball and use that to hold while painting. Paint the styrofoam ball with blue paint. Let dry completely.

Make the Smurf Hat. Cut a 2” strip that is the width of your blue gift bag out of the white felt. Glue it onto the top of the front of the blue bag. Cut a circle out of white felt. Make a small fold at the top of the circle and glue it to the back of the front of the bag and fold the rest of the circle over. Use a tiny bit of glue underneath the top of the circle onto the front of the bag while leaving the rest loosely hanging down.

Make the Smurf Eyes. The eye shape is two identical ovals overlapping each other. Cut the shape out of the white paper or white foam sheet. Then, cut a small blue circle out of the blue paper or blue foam sheet. Then, cut a smaller circle out of the black paper or black foam sheet (you can use a hole punch for this to make it easier). Glue the blue circles onto the white part of the eyes and then the black circles onto the center of that. Glue the completed eyes onto the bag about 1 and ½” under the hat. Cut eyebrows out of black paper or black foam sheet. Glue them onto the rim of the hat.

Using a glue gun, glue the nose directly underneath the eyes.

Make the Smurf Ears. Cut two identical circles out of blue paper. Fold ¼th of the ear and glue that portion onto each side of the bag for the ears.

Make the Smurf Hands. Cut small hands with only 4 fingers out of blue paper or blue foam. Fold over a small amount and glue onto the sides of the bag so that the hands loosely hang over for a 3D effect.

Use as a party favor bag or to trick or treat.

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