Halloween is one of my very favorites. The fact that it’s a part of the cozy fall season just adds to its appeal. When it comes to Halloween, I’m more of a not-so-spooky girl. Give me the pumpkin carving, fun decor, darling costumes, trick-or-treating, fun parties, and yummy food! There are also lots of opportunities to use fonts throughout the Halloween season, so being the font addict that I am, I gathered my favorite Not-So-Spooky Halloween Fonts. Best of all…they’re free!
Use them for Halloween decor, printables, tags, banners & buntings, invitations, and anything you can think of. :)
Hallocuties (Dingbats) // MTF Sweet Halloween Dings // Things We Said // 1942 Report // Jack Lantern // An Unfortunate Event Old Press // Pharmacy // Rye // Wish I Were Taller // Smiley Monster
If you haven’t downloaded fonts before. it’s easy to do!
Halloween Chalkboard Printable
Kathy says
Kierste, I absolutely love these Halloween fonts but I don’t have a printer and I wondered if you could give me a suggestion on how I might could use them. Also I am making the 4×4 pumpkins and I don’t know what to use for the polkadots so the paint won’t run under them. Thank you so much for your help;-) I made your twine and berry wreath and love it! I appreciate you sharing your wonderful ideas and look forward to it every day.
Simply Kierste says
You can edit your photos with these fonts, adding text to the bottom of them before you get them printed! Picmonkey.com is free photo and editing software, and you can use all the fonts you download.
For the dots, you can buy a sheet of vinyl at Michaels or JoAnn Fabrics or Hobby Lobby, then use a circle punch (I used 1 inch circles) to cut out the vinyl dots. It works really well!!!
So glad you made the twine & berry wreath and love it!! Thank you so much for reading, and your sweet words–I so appreciate it!!! xoxo
lisa says
I love all these fonts that you find! I’m starting collect quite a few of them. I wonder how you organize your fonts so you know what you have. It’s hard to know what to choose for a project when it comes up as one huge alphabetized list. Got any tricks?
Simply Kierste says
One trick is to create an Excel spreadsheet, and keep lists of your overall favorites, which ones you used for which projects, as well as lists for holidays and any other category you like. I do this with fonts and other things, and it works really well. It’s easy to access, and easy to update. Hope that helps!! xoxo
Lisa B says
I am a PTC mom at my children’s elementary school and can I just tell you how much your font shares have saved the day? We have the best posters and fliers ever! I used your back to school fonts when we did a big PTC recruitment push and tonight I just sat down to work on items for our Fall Festival- once again, using the fonts you suggested. HUGE help, time saver and talk abt upping the cuteness factor! Thanks again!
Simply Kierste says
YAY, YAY, YAY! That makes me so happy to hear! It’s exactly why I love to share them. :) Thank you so much for taking the time to tell me. xoxo
RemeiGG says
Oh YAY! I love these! I’m totally sharing it! Thanks a million! ❤
Simply Kierste says
Yay, I’m so glad you love them too!!! xoxo
Danika says
I love your website and have downloaded several of your fonts before with no problem. When I downloaded the Smiley Monster font this week, it put a bunch of malware/virus stuff on my computer. I guess I’ll stick to only DaFont ones…never had a problem with those! Just thought you might like to know.
Simply Kierste says
Thanks for letting me know! That’s so weird–I’ve had that font for years. I’ll have to remove the link.