Mickey Halloween Pumpkin Trick or Treat Bag

Celebrate Halloween in Disney style and make a fun Mickey Halloween pumpkin trick or treat bag with this FREE cut file!

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I am pretty much beside myself excited because this fall my family is heading back to Disneyland!

It's been 3 years since our last trip, and my littles and I have been waiting a LONG time for this trip to come around again.

We'll be going back at Halloween just like last time so I thought I for sure needed to whip up a fun Mickey Halloween trick or treat bag for each of my boys to carry at the Halloween party using Glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl from Expressions Vinyl.

The Halloween Mickey head seemed like an obvious choice for trick or treating at Dinseyland.

This pattern uses layers of heat transfer vinyl, and I am going to show you how to do the layers to put the final image together.

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Mickey Halloween Trick or Treat Bag Supplies:

Glitter HTV in Black, 12"x20"

Glitter HTV in Neon Orange, 12"x20"

Glitter HTV in Light Green, 9"x12"

Glitter HTV in Neon Yellow, 9"x12"

Glitter HTV in Grass, 9"x12"

Mickey Halloween FREE Cut Files: Outline, Pumpkin, Stem, Leaf, and Face

Cut all of the parts of the Mickey pumpkin face:

• the leaf and vine tendril (Light Green)
• the stem and "trick or treat" (Grass)
• the eyes/nose/mouth (Neon Yellow)
• the pumpkin (Neon Orange)
• pumpkin and face outline (Black).

Remember: When cutting HTV, place the vinyl face down on your cutting mat and flip the image horizontally in the Silhouette software.

Mickey Halloween Trick or Treat Bag: Outline First

1st: Iron on the black pumpkin face HTV and the "trick or trick" signage.

By doing the black outline of the pumpkin face first, you will see where to add the other pieces for everything to line up.

Mickey Halloween Trick or Treat Bag: Color Second

2nd: Iron on the other pieces of the image, using the black outline as a guide for placement.

Be sure any vinyl not covered by a carrier sheet (the clear plastic that comes on HTV) is covered by multi-use paper if the heat press will be touching it.

I am loving how bright the Neon Orange and Neon Yellow HTV are!

They will really catch the light while the boys are trick or treating at Disneyland AND at home on Halloween!

And, of course, in a house with 2 little boys I always have to make everything in pairs.

I hope you enjoy this Mickey Halloween pumpkin trick or treat bag and the free cut file!

 

I may just need to use the files to make myself a super fun Halloween Mickey t-shirt!

 

I've teamed up with some friends who also made some super fun Halloween-themed FREE cut files for you! Don't miss them!

Boo Onesie from Tried and true
Spider web monogram from Expressions Vinyl Blog
Day of the Dead from 100 directions
Spiderweb pinwheels from Hey Let's make stuff
Resting witch face from Sew What Alicia
Fab BOO lous from a girl and a glue gun
Hocus Pocus from Tauni Everett
Halloween characters from Liz on Call
Skull Foil from Printable Crush
Mickey Mouse Pumpkin from The Scrap Shoppe
 

Don't miss these other Disney-themed cut files!

 

 

 

 

 

 

This post was originally shared September, 2017.