100 FREE Autumn and Fall SVG Cut Files and Printables

The crew over at SVG Heart has gathered together 100 (yes, that’s right, 100) of their Fall and Autumn SVG cut files that they offer for FREE all in one place. You’ll find all types of styles from cute, sweet, sentimental and silly and all kinds of images from pumpkins, farm trucks, animals, owls, florals, banners, loads of sentiments, leaves, signs and SO much more. Anything you need to create this Fall for scrapbook layouts, planner pages, party invites, greeting cards, t-shirts, party items and home decor, you’re sure to find a cut file there that will suit your needs.

You can download these files and use your electronic die cutting machine to cut them out but they also offer a way to convert the files to a PNG so you can also print them instead, so the Autumn crafting possibilities are simply endless!

Click here to visit SVG Heart website to start downloading.

-Heather

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There’s something about vintage Halloween that just feels different.

Before everything was neon plastic and glow sticks, Halloween was paper-wrapped candy, hand-drawn pumpkins, black cats on cream cardstock, and just the right amount of spooky.

This new Freebie Friday junk journal series is all about Vintage Halloween Junk Journal Printables — including retro candy tags, torn parchment elements, mini filler strips, spooky sketch pages, and a printable Halloween pocket you can assemble and tuck into your journal.

If you love vintage Halloween ephemera, spooky junk journal printables, retro Halloween candy labels, and distressed gothic layering pieces, this collection is going to be one you reach for every October.

And as always — every sheet is formatted for A4 printing (210mm x 297mm) with a clean white background and easy-to-cut outlines.

No heavy ink floods.
No messy mockups.
Just printable Halloween magic.

What’s Included in the Vintage Halloween Junk Journal Collection

This growing Halloween printable series includes:

Vintage Halloween candy tags
• Retro spooky sentiment tags
• Torn parchment Halloween elements
• Mini torn filler strips
• Black ink Halloween sketch pieces
• Printable Halloween junk journal pocket
• Coordinating tag inserts

The overall aesthetic leans into:

Aged parchment tones
• Faded sepia backgrounds
• Black ink illustrations
• Distressed torn edges
• Old-fashioned Halloween imagery

Think 1940s Halloween party invitations.
Old trick-or-treat buckets.
Paper decorations pinned to walls.

It’s nostalgic without being childish. Spooky without being over-the-top.

How to Print/Download – Right click to save the file and then print the image.

Why Vintage Halloween Works So Beautifully in Junk Journals

Halloween junk journal themes are incredibly versatile.

They pair beautifully with:

Autumn junk journal spreads
• Gratitude journals with a spooky twist
• October daily memory books
• Witchy journals
• Gothic cottagecore layouts
• Vintage-inspired scrapbooking

The torn parchment and black sketch style adds instant depth to a page. It feels collected. Layered. Slightly mysterious.

And let’s be honest — we all love a little dramatic flair in October.

How to Use These Halloween Printables in Your Junk Journal

Here are a few creative ideas to bring your spooky pages to life:

1. Create a Layered Torn Cluster

Start with a larger torn parchment piece.
Layer a mini filler strip across the bottom.
Add a vintage candy tag slightly overlapping.

Secure with a small staple or paperclip for that authentic junk journal look.

Instant gothic charm.

2. Assemble the Printable Halloween Pocket

Cut out the pocket shape.
Fold along the dotted lines.
Glue the side flaps only.

Slide in:

Mini journaling cards
• Candy tags
• Personal October reflections
• A small handwritten note
• A printed Halloween recipe

It creates interactive dimension without adding bulk.

3. Use Mini Torn Strips as Page Accents

The mini torn strips are perfect for:

Layering across page edges
• Tucking behind photos
• Creating decorative borders
• Covering page seams
• Highlighting quotes

They’re subtle but incredibly effective.

4. Create a Vintage Halloween Candy Spread

Use the candy-themed tags as:

Journal prompts
• Decorative layering elements
• Memory triggers (“Favorite candy as a child?”)
• Trick-or-treat nostalgia pages

For many of us 45+, Halloween candy wasn’t about brands — it was about paper wrappers and excitement.

These printables tap straight into that memory.

Printing Tips for Best Results

All Vintage Halloween Junk Journal Printables are formatted for A4 paper (210mm x 297mm).

For best results:

Print at 100% scale
• Use high-quality print settings
• Matte paper enhances the aged look
• Light cardstock makes sturdier tags and pockets
• Slightly crumple torn elements before gluing for realism

Because each sheet maintains a clean white background, ink usage remains practical while still delivering rich vintage tones.

A Little Halloween Reflection

There’s something comforting about old-fashioned spooky.

The crackle of leaves.
Paper decorations.
Handwritten notes.
Candles in windows.

It’s not about jump scares.
It’s about atmosphere.

Layering vintage Halloween ephemera into a junk journal feels like capturing that atmosphere on paper — a little eerie, a little nostalgic, and very cozy.

Build Your Vintage Halloween Junk Journal Collection

This Vintage Halloween collection is part of our ongoing Freebie Friday printable junk journal series on CraftGossip.com.

Be sure to download all coordinating sheets so you can mix:

Vintage candy tags
• Torn spooky parchment elements
• Mini filler strips
• Printable Halloween pocket
• Black sketch journaling pieces

Now tell me — are you creating a full gothic October junk journal… or just adding a little spooky nostalgia to your fall pages?

Either way, this series is your permission to romanticise Halloween — the vintage way.

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