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Trick Or Treat With Skulls Ribbon

KF7065.KF7067

Upgrade your Halloween packaging with the spooky skull-wired ribbon. This ribbon is 2-1/2 inches wide. One side features a smiling skull and bat motif, complete with, a “Trick or Treat” message. Use this Halloween ribbon to create large, voluminous bow designs. Skulls and bats are perfect for themed parties, gift-giving, and crafts. We also designed others elements with a scary Halloween graveyard patterned ribbon that features tombstones in black on the fabric background. This ribbon is easy to work with and makes a bow. Its wired edges are overstitched with coordinating thread. Use to accent seasonal events, gift-giving, and crafts.

Halloween Details Ribbon

KF6500-KF6510,KF6655,KF6754-KF6756,KF6794-KF6795,KF6819,KF6684

Hello, Halloween is coming around. Let’s get ready with your seasonal decorations by quality ribbons. All Halloween season elements for your special decors, little gnomes, and white/black spiders on webs, spooky BOO spider party, spiders silk, glitter bats, and velvet bats, also black cat and night owls.

Happy Halloween Ribbon

KF5679~KF5681

Halloween has always been a holiday filled with mystery, magic and superstition! The Jack O’Lantern is the symbol of Halloween, also including bat, tomb, and ghosts and monsters, witch hat, they all have the most classic color-black colors of Halloween. This listing takes advantages of the colors to show support for the holiday, there are orange pumpkins in different shapes in the design, add the surrounding bats and tombstones are full of black ghost atmosphere. Some of them are wearing witches’ hat, which makes them look more powerful and haughty. This series of Halloween ribbon has 3 fabric options and a variety of colors to offer. The fabrics include flat velvet, cotton and faux burlap, and all comes in one size only-2-1/2 inch, and all has merrow wired edges that would help the ribbon maintain its shape. These sewn edges are in different colors to echo and match each ribbon. All Souls Day and Soul Cakes The American Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating probably dates back to the early All Souls’ Day parades in England. During the festivities, poor citizens would beg for food and families would give them pastries called “soul cakes” in return for their promise to pray for the family’s dead relatives.

Halloween carved Pumpkin Ribbon

KF6026~KF6030

Pumpkins carved weird smile and bats are a sure sign of the Halloween season. This Halloween happy pumpkin / Jack-O-Lantern printed ribbon is perfect of sewing, crafting and decoration. These series of fun Halloween ribbons almost are made of excellent quality satin and is designed with black flocked carved pumpkins and black bats. All ribbon measure 2-1/2” wide and comes complete with wired edge which are sewn on with a black thread giving the ribbon great body for bow making. Wow your Halloween party guests with this spooky yet elegant ribbon. History of Trick-or-Treating Borrowing from European traditions, Americans began to dress up in costumes and go house to house asking for food or money, a practice that eventually became today’s “trick-or-treat” tradition. Young women believed that on Halloween they could divine the name or appearance of their future husband by doing tricks with yarn, apple parings or mirrors.

Halloween Bats Ribbon

KF6023~KF6025

LONG TIME AGO, the world had the largest Halloween bat. He was jet-black with red eyes and sharp, pointed ears. He was born in England in an old coastal fort. It was said that he lived where the vampire had his resting place in… This series features are simple design. We make bats flying around on satin fabric. Some of them open their eyes and make the ribbon more vivid. This Halloween ribbons almost are made of excellent quality satin with black flocked bats. All ribbon sizes can be cut 1-1/2”, 2-1/2” and 4” options to offer, and smooth fabric base of this decorative ribbon features wired edge that makes shaping it in the form of bows and other decorative motifs easy as this ribbon can retain its shape gracefully.

Halloween Ghosts Ribbon

KF6011.KF6012

Spooky Story Time! Do you love scary stories told around camp fires? I sure do! How about haunted houses, jack-o’-lanterns, fresh-pressed cider, and ghosts? It’s October and time to celebrate the numinous and the scary! Halloween has always been a holiday filled with mystery, magic and superstition. Like ghosts in white sheets have become a classic Halloween icon, these scary ghost stories are sure to delight around a campfire during Halloween holiday. These Halloween themed ribbons feature the prints of various ghosts, bats and cobweb. The arrangement of them on the ribbon is irregular, several spooky spirits floating in the air is scary but humorous as well. With a layer of iridescent glitters printed on, they seem magical. When the patterns are under light, their glimmer makes the ribbon more appealing. The ribbon is cut from organza sheer fabric with wires sewn on edges by matte matching thread. Therefore the ribbon can be folded into any shapes. Combine this ribbon with skulls, skeletons, witches and other Halloween-inspired things around you can achieve a cooler effect.

Halloween Pumpkin Ribbon

KF4900

Jack-o-lantern is the real name for carved pumpkin. Its glowing face was supposed to scare away evil spirits. Therefore, the spookier the better. The ribbon presents the frightening appearances of craved pumpkins.

Halloween Spider Web Ribbon

KF4890.KF4891

With trick-or-treat season just around the corner, it's time to dress up our homes in preparation for October 31st. This listing with creepy color schemes will transform your home into a haunted house of horrors.

Halloween Ghost House Ribbon

KF3670

Guess how many Halloween elements are there printed on this listing? Five? Nah. More! There are nine!

Flying Bats Ribbon

KF3527

With the spookiest of all holidays right around the corner, have you ever wondered how certain animals became associated with Halloween? Why bats are the creepy representatives of this holiday?