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Oogie Boogie Treat Bags (With Bug Popcorn Recipe)

These Oogie Boogie Treat Bags are such a cute way to display Oogie Boogie Bug Popcorn and is the perfect treat to serve up at any Halloween or Nightmare Before Christmas Party!

This is really a two-step DIY party must-have. You first will make the Oogie Boogie Bug Popcorn then you’ll make the Oogie Boogie treat bags to put the popcorn in.

Trust me, this is worth the time and effort because they turned out so much cooler than I ever thought.

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Who is Oogie Boogie?

Oogie Boogie is one of the main villains and is a character in the Tim Burton-produced Disney movie The Nightmare Before Christmas. He is the boogie man and resembles a large burlap sack that is filled with candy. His character likes to roll “Snake Eyes” with dice as a way to entrap people into his dungeon. He also glows a bright green in the dark.

But seriously, if you haven’t watched The Nightmare Before Christmas, go watch it now, I’ll wait…

Okay, now that you know who Oogie Boogie is (and hopefully have seen the movie), let’s get everything together that we need to make these adorable bug-infested treat bags!

What You’ll Need for the bags:

What You’ll Need for the Bug Popcorn:

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How to make the Oogie Boogie Popcorn:

Start by popping your popcorn and then spread out evenly on top of parchment paper on a cookie sheet.

Next, melt your green melting candies in the microwave and drizzle over the popcorn.

Now, add the bug candies and Halloween sprinkles and allow the candy drizzle to dry.

While the candy is setting, you can work on making the Oogie Boogie treat bags following the instructions below.

How to make the bags:

First, start by folding your green bag in half and then cut off the top part (basically cutting a third of it off). Doing this will make the bag smaller which is better for filling and honestly, I think it looks better. I was unable to find smaller green bags but if you can find some, you can skip this step.

Next, draw Oogie Boogie’s face on a bag using a Sharpie. Draw his eyes , mouth, and a few lines around it to add detail.

Next, take the white foam paper and draw two square shapes lightly with a pencil. If you can, draw them as 3D cubes. These will be Oogie Boogie’s dice.

Now, cut out your shapes and and draw dice detail such as lines and dots. Of course, you want to make them look like they landed on snake eyes.

Use glue (we prefer a hot glue) and glue the dice to the lower part of the bag below Oogie’s face.

Now add the popcorn mix filling the bag with popcorn mix and Enjoy!

Oogie Boogie Treat Bags

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These Oogie Boogie Treat Bags are such a cute way to display Oogie Boogie Bug Popcorn and is the perfect treat to serve up at any Halloween or Nightmare Before Christmas Party!
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 55 minutes

Materials

  • Green Paper Bag
  • Pencil
  • Glue
  • Sharpie
  • Scissors
  • White foam paper
  • Microwaveable Popcorn
  • Gummy Bugs
  • Halloween Sprinkles
  • Green Melting Candy/Chocolate

Instructions
 

  • Start by popping your popcorn and then spread out evenly on top of parchment paper on a cookie sheet.
  • Next, melt your green melting candies in the microwave and drizzle over the popcorn.
  • Now, add the bug candies and Halloween sprinkles and allow the candy drizzle to dry.
  • While the candy is setting, you can work on making the Oogie Boogie treat bags following the instructions below.
  • First, start by folding your green bag in half and then cut off the top part (basically cutting a third of it off). Doing this will make the bag smaller which is better for filling and honestly, I think it looks better. I was unable to find smaller green bags but if you can find some, you can skip this step.
  • Next, draw Oogie Boogie’s face on a bag using a Sharpie. Draw his eyes , mouth, and a few lines around it to add detail.
  • Next, take the white foam paper and draw two square shapes lightly with a pencil. If you can, draw them as 3D cubes. These will be Oogie Boogie’s dice.
  • Now, cut out your shapes and and draw dice detail such as lines and dots. Of course, you want to make them look like they landed on snake eyes.
  • Use glue (we prefer a hot glue) and glue the dice to the lower part of the bag below Oogie’s face.
  • Now add the popcorn mix filling the bag with popcorn mix and Enjoy!

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