Labels & TagsNo. 8819 · The 2026 edition
Free Printable Halloween Tickets and Stamps
Get your ghoulish hands on these free printable stamps and tickets for a vintage Halloween vibe.
Our own summary of the original — the full post and photos live at artsyfartsylife.com.
Use these spooky stamps and tickets to embellish Halloween crafts, vintage scrapbooks, journal art, junk journals, and mixed media projects. Download and print for free.
You'll need
Directions
- Click through to sign up for a password to the Artsy Fartsy Life resource library (or use the password already emailed to you).
- Go to the freebie library download page with your password.
- Download the Halloween tickets and stamps collage sheets.
- Print the sheets on 8.5"X11" US letter sized paper.
- For best results, print on heavier paper such as 65 pound cardstock.
Tips
- Heavier paper like 65 pound cardstock gives the printed tickets and stamps more heft and stability, and the author finds they print out more colorfully.
- The collage sheets are formatted for standard US letter paper.
- As long as you print the sheets out first, you may use them in goods for sale in any way you want.
- There is no commercial license for distributing the printables digitally; send a friend to the site so she can sign up and get them herself.
- The author uses a combination of her own creativity, Creative Fabrica images and Graphics Fairy public domain images to make these printables.
Facts from the original
- The author was born two days before Halloween and grew up feeling like parties, dressing up and neighborhood walks were her birthday.
- The printables were made for Halloween crafts and decorating, junk journals, mixed media, vintage scrapbooks and Halloween greeting cards.
- Reader Donna uses the printables for tag exchanges in an art group with other artsy ladies.
- Donna's project appears to use the Halloween Black and White Collage Sheets, Halloween Ephemera Printables and Dark Academia Collage Sheets.
- Under the license, some people have sold the prints whole at a market, used them in junk journals or mini albums, and sold them as gift tags in a bag.
- The author calls this her year of free, making things to give away on the site at least once a week.
- Ads on her website fund the time she spends making these printables.
- Readers can email suggestions for other printables to [email protected].
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