Halloween is a wonderfully spooky time of year, filled with costumes, trick-or-treating, lollies, pumpkins and eerie decorations. Whether you’re creating a scrapbook layout, handmade card, junk journal page or mixed-media project, it’s the perfect opportunity to preserve those frightfully fun memories.
Of course, choosing the photos and embellishments can be the easy part—sometimes finding the perfect Halloween scrapbook title is the real challenge!
To help get your creativity bubbling, I’ve gathered 268 Halloween scrapbook title ideas for your layouts, albums and other papercraft projects. You’ll find titles that are cute, spooky, funny, mysterious and perhaps even a little strange. It’s a rather long list, so there should be something to suit everything from children dressed for trick-or-treating to haunted houses, Halloween parties and wonderfully creepy creations.
Download the Free Halloween Title Printable
To make things easier, I’ve also created a free printable list of Halloween scrapbook titles for you to download and keep in your craft room.
There was a little space left on the final page, so I added a section where you can record your own Halloween title ideas. You’ll also find a Halloween poem and a selection of spooky quotes that could be used for journalling, cards, tags or scrapbook page embellishments.
Halloween Scrapbook Layout Inspiration
For the scrapbook layout shown below, I chose two titles from the list. The first was “Spooky”, while the second was “Rare Oddity.” The words “Rare Oddity” were already printed on the chipboard embellishment, and they worked perfectly with the unusual, slightly eerie feel of the page.
Don’t be afraid to combine two shorter titles or mix words from the list to create something that suits your photographs and story. You could also use the titles on mini albums, Halloween party invitations, treat bags, journal pages and handmade cards.
Free 6 x 4-Inch Halloween Card
I’ve also included a free 6 x 4-inch Halloween printable card that you can use in your own creative projects. Simply right-click the image and save it to your computer.
Use it as a journalling card, photo mat, pocket card or decorative feature on a scrapbook layout. I used several of the coordinating elements on my own layout below—and they added just the right amount of spooky fun!
