Free Halloween Crown Printable
These free Halloween crown printables are a fun, easy craft for kids to color, cut out, and wear for Halloween.
The printable set includes two different paper crown templates plus adjustable extender strips, making them easy to use for classroom parties, Halloween celebrations, or a simple October craft.
Kids can choose between a spooky haunted house design or a crown filled with trick-or-treat characters, then color and decorate their favorite before assembling it into a wearable Halloween crown.
When my son was younger, he loved simple Halloween crafts like these that let him join in the fun without needing a full costume.

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Make Your Halloween Crown Craft
These printable paper crowns are easy to color, cut out, and assemble. The three-page set includes two different Halloween crown templates plus adjustable extender strips, so kids can create a crown that fits comfortably.

Choose between a spooky haunted house design or a crown featuring five costumed Halloween characters. Both say “Happy Halloween” and come in black and white, ready to decorate.

How to Make the Paper Crowns
Print all three pages of the PDF. You can use regular white paper or cardstock if you want a sturdier wearable Halloween crown. The extender strips can also be printed on colored paper for a different look.
Let kids choose their favorite crown design and color it with crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
The first template features a haunted house with a witch, zombie, bats, spiders, and trick-or-treat buckets.

The second design features five kids dressed for Halloween as Frankenstein, a vampire, witch, zombie, and skeleton, with spiders decorating the pointed crown.
Carefully cut around the chosen crown and the extender strips. Younger children may need some help with this part.

Attach an extender strip to each side using tape, glue, or staples. Adjust the strips to fit around the child’s head, then secure the ends together.
Once assembled, the Halloween paper crown is ready to wear for a classroom party, Halloween parade, trick-or-treating, or an October craft activity.
Allow around 15–30 minutes for coloring, cutting, and assembling. For preschoolers, cutting out the crown and extender strips ahead of time can make the activity easier.

More Free Halloween Printables
Keep the Halloween fun going with more free printable activities for kids, perfect for classroom activities, parties, or a little seasonal fun at home:
Halloween coloring pages – Choose from spooky and cute designs featuring pumpkins, ghosts, witches, and other Halloween favorites.
Halloween cards to color – Kids can color and personalize their own Halloween cards to give to friends, classmates, or family.
Halloween countdown printable – Count down the days until October 31 with a simple printable Halloween calendar.
Halloween color by number – Combine coloring with number recognition using Halloween-themed color-by-number worksheets.

Fun Ways to Decorate the Crowns
Want to make the finished crowns a little more colorful? These simple craft supplies work well for decorating the printable templates:
- Halloween stickers – Kids can add pumpkins, ghosts, bats, and other spooky details after coloring their crown.
- Glitter glue – An easy way to add sparkle around the lettering, spiders, and Halloween characters.
- Halloween-colored markers – Great for coloring the black and white crown templates with bright, bold designs.
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Last Updated on 10 September 2026 by Clare Brown






I love all your Halloween printables, but feel uneasy using them with my preschool class because most of them include a character holding up a drink. Could you maybe put out a version this Halloween that doesn’t include that character?
Hi Jessica, thank you so much for sharing this, I really appreciate the feedback.
The character is meant to be holding a simple drink, but I completely understand how it could be interpreted differently, especially in a preschool setting.
I’ll definitely keep this in mind when updating future Halloween printables and look at including versions without it.
Thanks again for taking the time to mention it
Clare