About this bundle
116 Halloween Kids Wall Art Prints
For your child
What your child does with this wall
A ghost and a black cat share cocoa at a lantern-lit picnic, a pumpkin steam train crosses under a full moon — this is Halloween built to be looked at by a two-year-old without a flinch, not the jump-scare kind. A child can point out which animal is in costume, count the pumpkins on the train, and tell you their favourite before bed. It suits a toddler's room, a shared kids' room, or a classroom reading corner that wants October without anything genuinely spooky.
The story
What makes Halloween Nights cute instead of scary?
A ghost and a black cat have laid out cocoa and biscuits on a checked blanket by lantern light, and neither of them minds the cold. Nearby a pumpkin steam train crosses a hillside under a full moon, and a witch rides her broomstick with her own cat close behind, more errand than chase. The ghosts here get glasses, letters to deliver, a stack of books to finish — a whole cast of small hauntings that would rather share cocoa than jump out at anyone.
That is the promise behind the 116 prints: dark enough to feel like October, gentle enough that a two-year-old can look at every single one without flinching. A haunted house glows orange-windowed against its moon on one page; a ghost asleep in the curve of a crescent moon sits a few pages over. Nothing in this set was drawn to make a small child cry.
Elsewhere the same ghost turns up living an ordinary autumn: apron on at a bakery stall selling ghost cupcakes and moon cookies, delivering the post with a Special Delivery envelope tucked under one arm, or paddling a hollowed pumpkin like a small boat across a still pond with a black cat for company. A family of ghosts pitches a tent strung with fairy lights for a sleepover, and another rides a pumpkin-shaped hot air balloon over a sleeping village below. None of them are in a hurry to frighten anyone — they mostly just have somewhere gentle to be.
Nine of the lettering prints were made for a classroom rather than a bedroom — Reading Is Magic, No Tricks Just Books, Our Class Is Fang-tastic among them — because a teacher decorating a reading corner in mid-August deserves a set that will not frighten anyone's four-year-old. Print now, while September is still a fitting room, and the wall is finished before the shops sell out of orange plastic.
Inside the set
What's inside the 116 Halloween kids wall art prints?
All 116 designs in Halloween Nights are digitally illustrated in one burnt orange, plum-purple, olive-moss green and warm cream palette, with black, gold moonlight and midnight charcoal kept for the night scenes, plus a numbered File Guide, so you can find any favourite and print it again in any ratio.
- A ghost and a black cat sharing cocoa and biscuits at a lantern-lit picnic
- A pumpkin steam train crossing a hillside under a full moon
- A witch on her broomstick with her cat, and an owl in a witch hat on an autumn branch
- Midnight scenes throughout — a haunted house glowing against the moon, dancing skeletons, a mummy, a cauldron, three little witches in a row
- Trick or Treat, Boo Crew and Happy Halloween lettering prints, with more sayings besides
- A reading-corner set made for the classroom: Reading Is Magic, No Tricks Just Books, Our Class Is Fang-tastic, Hocus Pocus Time To Focus and Little Learners, Big Imaginations
- Halloween-themed learning charts: alphabet, numbers, counting, shapes, colours, days of the week and months of the year
- 112 portrait and 4 landscape designs in total
A closer look
A walk through the set
The reading corner runs deeper than its four best-known titles: a ghost balanced on a stack of books beside Little Night Reader, a witch girl reading atop a pumpkin with her cat, and Spooky Little Star and Happy Halloween, Readers keeping the shelf gentle rather than gimmicky. Away from the classroom the same ghost turns up running a bakery stall, delivering the post under a Special Delivery sign, and rowing a hollowed pumpkin across a pond with a black cat for a passenger — a set built to reward a second look rather than say everything at once.
The facts
At a glance
| Prints | 116 |
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| Orientation | 112 portrait, 4 landscape |
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| Print ratios | 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series, 11x14 in |
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| Resolution | 300 DPI print-ready JPG |
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| Delivery | instant download at checkout, nothing shipped |
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| Licence | personal use |
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| Price | $8.44 |
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The palette
What palette does Halloween Nights use?
Halloween Nights holds to burnt orange, plum-purple and olive-moss green against warm cream, with black, gold moonlight and midnight charcoal kept for the night scenes. It reads more boho Halloween than gothic — the styling in the listing photos is macramé, jute and pale oak, houseplants included — and it sits comfortably against a white wall, a warm plaster wall, or bare wood shelving.
Where it belongs
Which rooms is it best for?
- Best for a toddler's room where the ghosts need to be friendly enough to still get a bedtime story read underneath them.
- Best for a classroom or reading corner, where nine of the prints were made for a teacher rather than a bedroom.
- Best for a gallery wall finished in August, before the pumpkins in the shops sell out.
- Best for a family who would rather buy the files once and reprint every October than replace paper decorations every year.
- Want the same moonlit warmth without the pumpkins? Celestial Skies carries a similar palette through the other eleven months.
Gifting
A gift that arrives tonight
Halloween Nights solves the specific gift problem of a baby's first Halloween, when nobody wants a jump-scare anywhere near a nursery: print a handful of the cream-ground ghosts and the room is done before the pumpkin patch trip. It works the same way for a teacher building a reading corner, a small-hands afternoon spent choosing which ghost or pumpkin goes up first, or a grandparent printing a set the night before a visit. Because the download link lands the moment payment clears, it also answers the gift bought at 11pm on October 30th, with nothing to wrap and nowhere for a parcel to go missing — and the files stay yours to reprint every October after, long after the December tree has had its turn.
Questions
Questions parents ask
Will this scare a two-year-old?
No — Halloween Nights was built to be cute rather than scary, so every ghost in the 116-print set is smiling, sharing cocoa or fast asleep rather than looming out of the dark. The darkest scenes are a haunted house glowing against an orange moon and a witch riding her broomstick with her cat, both closer to a bedtime story than a horror film.
Can I reuse these next year?
Yes — Halloween Nights is a digital download, so the same 116 files stay on your device and can be reprinted every October without buying anything again. There is no expiry on saved files and no year printed on any design, so the set works for this Halloween and every one after it.
How quickly can these be on the wall?
As fast as you can print: the download link for Halloween Nights arrives the moment payment clears, and each of the 116 files is a print-ready 300 DPI JPG that needs no further editing. Print a handful tonight at home, or send the folder to a shop like Costco or FedEx Office, and the wall can be finished before the weekend.
Can I use these in a classroom?
Yes — nine of the lettering prints in Halloween Nights were made for a reading corner rather than a bedroom, including Reading Is Magic, No Tricks Just Books and Our Class Is Fang-tastic. Paired with the alphabet, numbers and shapes charts also in the set, they suit a classroom wall as easily as a child's bedroom.
Is there a Trick or Treat sign in the set?
Yes — Halloween Nights includes a Trick or Treat lettering print alongside others such as Boo Crew, Happy Halloween and Stay Spooky, all in the same burnt orange, plum-purple and cream palette as the rest of the 116 prints. They can be framed alone or mixed into a gallery wall with the animal and scene designs.
What sizes can I print?
Every one of the 116 Halloween Nights designs comes in five ratios — 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, the ISO A-series from A5 to A2, and 11×14 inch — all at 300 DPI. That covers most ready-made frames without cropping, so you can pick a frame first and choose from any design to fit it.
What do I get when I buy the digital download?
Whether you buy it in August or at 11pm on October 30th, Halloween Nights delivers the same 116 print-ready JPG files at 300 DPI, organised into folders by ratio, with a numbered File Guide PDF and a ReadMe of printing tips. The download buttons arrive in your receipt email the moment payment clears and work for 30 days; your account keeps the files permanently, and the licence covers personal use only.
Is 116 prints for $8.44 good value?
Divide the $8.44 price by 116 prints and Halloween Nights costs roughly 7 cents a design, in five ratios rather than one fixed size. A single shop-bought paper decoration usually costs more than that and cannot be reprinted next October, while these files stay yours to use again every year.
Keep building the room
Pairs well with
Celestial Skies (same moonlit warmth for the other eleven months) · Woodland Stories 2 (deep forest green and autumn brown, all year round)
