Best Bluey Party Bags: Ideas, Fillers & Everything You Need to Know

Bluey Party Bags
There’s a moment at every kids’ birthday party that’s just as exciting as blowing out the candles – the party bag handout. And when you’re throwing a Bluey birthday party, those little bags become a tiny piece of Heeler family magic that guests get to take home with them. The trouble is, Bluey party bags can quickly become a stressful last-minute job, especially when you’re already wrestling with decorations, a themed cake and enough party food to feed a small army of toddlers. The good news? Bluey party bags don’t have to be complicated, expensive or time-consuming. Whether you’re after pre-made loot bags you can stuff in a hurry, adorable DIY options you put together the night before, or a mix of both, this guide covers every angle. We’ve pulled together the best bag ideas, the most popular fillers for different ages, budget-friendly shortcuts and a few clever touches that’ll make your bags stand out from the usual party fare. If you’re still in the planning stage, make sure you check out our full Bluey party ideas guide for everything from invitations to entertainment – but if party bags are your focus right now, read on. Amazon Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, DIY Party Central may earn from qualifying purchases. This comes at no extra cost to you and helps support our site.

Choosing the Right Bluey Party Bag: Paper, Plastic or DIY?

Before you start filling anything, you need to decide on the bag itself. This might sound trivial, but the bag sets the tone – a cheap plastic bag filled with thoughtful goodies still looks underwhelming, while even a simple kraft paper bag with a Bluey tag can feel special. Here’s a breakdown of your main options.

Pre-Made Licensed Bluey Bags

Official licensed Bluey party bags are the easiest starting point. These typically come in packs of 10 and feature Bluey and Bingo on the front, sometimes with Bandit or Chilli in the mix. They’re available on Amazon Australia, at Party Shop Direct, and through online party supply stores. Paper bags with handles are the most popular format – they look great in photos and are sturdy enough to hold a reasonable amount of goodies without falling apart. When shopping for pre-made bags, look for:
  • Packs of 10 or more (good value, and you’ll always need spares)
  • Handled paper bags rather than flat plastic pouches – they hold more and look better
  • Bags that include a sticker sheet, as some sets come with these as a bonus
  • Kraft-style paper bags with a Bluey print – these photograph beautifully and feel a step up from generic
Budget pick: Generic blue paper bags (from discount stores or Kmart) paired with a printed Bluey tag you make at home. Costs almost nothing and looks adorable. Mid-range: The Bluey Party Favour Bags  on Amazon Australia are a great value option. Premium: The Unique Bluey Goodie Bags come with a gift bag, tissue paper and a greeting card.

DIY Bluey Party Bags

If you enjoy a craft project (or you have a very particular vision), DIY bags are surprisingly easy to pull off. The official Bluey website even has a free printable template to make your own Bluey and Bingo bags at home – complete with fold-and-glue instructions. Print onto cardstock, cut out, fold, and you’ve got a custom bag that no one else will have. Other popular DIY options include:
  • Brown kraft bags + Bluey printable tags: Print tags from free sites like Winnie’s Party World, punch a hole in the corner, and tie with blue ribbon. Five minutes per bag.
  • Clear cellophane bags + blue tissue paper: Fill with goodies, stuff some blue or orange tissue in the top, and tie with a Bluey-themed ribbon. Looks more expensive than it is.
  • Small cardboard boxes: Fold flat-pack gift boxes and decorate with Bluey stickers. These work especially well if you’re including anything fragile.
  • Mini tote bags: Buy plain canvas mini bags from a craft store and use iron-on transfers or fabric markers to add Bluey details. A lovely keepsake idea for smaller guest lists.
Pro tip: If you’re doing DIY bags for 15 or more kids, factor in your time honestly. Printable tags on kraft bags is a great sweet spot – still personalised, but you can prep the whole lot in under 30 minutes.

What to Put in Bluey Party Bags: The Best Fillers by Age

The filler is where most parents stress out, and it’s also where most money gets wasted. The goal is a small collection of items that feel generous without breaking the bank – usually 2–4 items per bag is plenty when served alongside birthday cake. Here’s what works best by age group.

Party Bag Fillers for Under 3s (Babies and Toddlers)

This age group needs safe, simple fillers with no small parts. Keep things soft, chunky and edible-friendly.
  • Bluey-themed snack pouches (fruit puree or similar – always a winner)
  • A single Bluey bath toy or rubber duck
  • Mini board books featuring Bluey characters
  • A chunky Bluey sticker sheet (large stickers only – no tiny pieces). Shop here>>>
  • A small Bluey plush keyring or clip-on toy
  • Bluey bubbles! Shop this adorable set>>>
Mistake to avoid: Anything with small parts for this age group. Bubbles, small figures, balloons and anything with long strings are choking hazards and shouldn’t go into bags for under-3s.

Party Bag Fillers for 3–5 Year Olds

This is the classic Bluey party age, and the sweet spot for fillers. Kids this age love interactive, sensory and creative items.
  • Bluey colouring pad with mini crayons – endlessly popular and genuinely useful for parents (quiet activity for the car ride home)
  • Bluey sticker sheets – can be bought in bulk and split across multiple bags. Shop here>>>
  • Bubbles with a Bluey-themed wand or lid – a classic that never fails
  • Mini stamper set – great value and kids genuinely love them
  • Snap bracelets – cheap, fun and very on-trend with this age group
  • Mini Bluey figure – the flocked mini figures are especially popular and make a lovely keepsake. Shop here>>>
  • Bluey party blowers. Shop here>>>
  • Bluey-themed lollipop or novelty candy – always a crowd pleaser
  • A mini puzzle – 12–24 piece Bluey puzzles are available and make a great standalone filler
Pro tip: Pair one “activity” item (colouring pad, puzzle, stampers) with one “treat” item (lolly, snack pouch, sticker sheet) and you’ve got a well-rounded bag without overloading kids or your budget.

Party Bag Fillers for 6–9 Year Olds

Older kids are harder to impress with the basics. Lean into items that feel slightly more “grown up” while still keeping the Bluey theme.
  • Bluey trading cards or collectible blind bags
  • A small Bluey notebook or journal
  • Bluey-branded pencil set or eraser pack
  • Slime or kinetic sand in blue and orange (Bluey colours) in a resealable pouch. Shop here>>>
  • A Bluey activity book (word searches, mazes, colouring – available in most toy stores)
  • Novelty sunglasses in blue (great for outdoor parties)
  • Bluey balloons. Shop here>>>

The Most Popular Bluey Party Bag Fillers (And Where to Buy Them)

Here are the filler items that consistently get the best response at Bluey parties – plus some shopping guidance to help you find them quickly.

Bluey Sticker Sheets

Stickers are the ultimate party bag filler. They’re cheap, lightweight, and universally loved by kids aged 2–8. The Bluey Sticker Variety Pack on Amazon Australia is a solid pick – ten pages of unique designs that work brilliantly across multiple bags. For a book-style option, the Bluey: Super Stickers activity book has over 400 stickers and makes a great standalone bag filler for slightly older kids. Buy in bulk – a multi-sheet pack costs a fraction of buying individually and means you’ll have plenty spare. Look for sheets that feature the full cast: Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, Chilli, Jack, Mackenzie and the Grannies.

Mini Bluey Colouring Pads

Mini A5-sized Bluey colouring pads are one of the most parent-approved fillers around. They’re quiet, screen-free, and can entertain a child for ages after the party. The Bluey Play Pack Colouring Books set is a standout option – it includes a colouring pad, a mini colouring pad and 4 colouring pencils, making it an all-in-one filler perfect for travel.

Bluey Mini Figures

The small Bluey figurines – particularly the flocked mini figures with a soft velvety texture – have become a popular party bag item. Kids love collecting them, and parents appreciate that they’re a genuine toy rather than cheap plastic that ends up in the bin. They’re a pricier filler (around $3–$5 each), but if budget allows they make the bag feel special. These are available at Big W, Target, Amazon and most toy retailers.

Bubble Sets

Mini bubble bottles are a perennial classic. Look for Bluey-branded bubble sets, or save money by buying a multipack of plain mini bubbles and adding a Bluey sticker or tag. Some novelty bubble lids shaped like Bluey characters are also available – these add a fun visual detail that kids love.

Bluey Activity Books and Kits

Slightly larger than a colouring pad, Bluey activity books include word searches, mazes, dot-to-dots and colouring pages. These work better as a solo filler (in place of multiple smaller items) and are ideal for older children. The Crayola Bluey Colouring Book (96 pages + sticker sheet) is excellent value and it’s substantial enough to feel like a real gift. Or for a cheaper option check out these Bluey sticker sheet favours.

Edible Treats

A small treat rounds out a party bag nicely and gives kids an immediate payoff when they open it. Popular edible options include:
  • Blue M&Ms or Smarties in a small cellophane bag
  • Individually wrapped Bluey-character lollipops
  • Bluey fruit snack pouches
  • Chocolate coins with a custom Bluey tag
  • Blue rock candy or hard candies in a twist-tie bag
Note for parents: Always check for nut allergies in the guest group before including any edible items, and make sure any sweets are age-appropriate for the youngest guests attending.

DIY Bluey Party Bag Fillers: Creative Ideas That Cost Almost Nothing

Some of the best party bag fillers are homemade – and with Bluey, there’s a lot of creative territory to explore. These ideas work especially well if you’re on a tight budget or simply enjoy adding a personal touch.

Printable Colouring Sheets

Free Bluey colouring pages are widely available online. Print 2–3 pages per child, fold them in half and staple them together to make a mini colouring booklet. Pair with a couple of crayons from a bulk craft pack and you have a complete filler for under 50 cents per bag.

Homemade Bluey Bookmarks

Print Bluey character images onto cardstock, laminate (or use clear contact), cut into bookmark shapes and punch a hole for a ribbon. Kids love these and parents appreciate that they’re practical. Great for school-aged children.

“Magic Asparagus” Pretzel Rods

A nod to the classic Bluey episode – dip pretzel rods in green candy melts and sprinkle with green sugar. Wrap in cellophane and tie with a tag that reads “Magic Asparagus.” Kids who love Bluey will immediately get the reference, and parents will find it adorable. Make a batch the night before and they’ll keep until party day.

Blue Sensory Dough

Make a simple salt dough or playdough in Bluey’s signature bright blue, portion into small resealable bags and add a character tag. This is especially popular with toddlers. The recipe takes about 10 minutes and costs almost nothing to make in bulk.

Custom Activity Sheets

Free printable Bluey activity sheets (mazes, word searches, dot-to-dots) are available from several party planning blogs. Print single-sided, roll into a scroll and tie with ribbon for an easy, themed filler that costs nothing more than ink and paper.

How to Make Your Bluey Party Bags Look Amazing (Without Spending a Fortune)

The visual impact of a party bag matters almost as much as what’s inside. Here are some simple ways to elevate the look of your bags without adding much to the cost.

Colour Coordinate Everything

Bluey’s colour palette is very clear: bright teal/blue, orange and white. Use blue tissue paper, blue ribbon, and orange or white tags. Even plain kraft bags look stunning when filled with blue tissue and tied with an orange ribbon. Coordinate your bags with your overall party decorations for a cohesive look that photographs beautifully.

Add a Character Tag

A simple cardstock tag featuring Bluey or Bingo (printed from a free template and hand-cut) transforms a generic bag. Write each child’s name on the tag with a blue marker – it makes the bag feel personalised without much effort.

Use Tissue Paper Strategically

Fill the top of each bag with blue and orange tissue paper before the kids take them. It covers whatever’s inside (so there’s no peeking!) and adds that satisfying crinkle when children dig in. Buy a bulk pack – you’ll use it for birthdays for years to come.

Don’t Overfill

A bag that’s overstuffed with cheap items actually looks and feels less impressive than a bag with 2–3 quality fillers. Resist the urge to add item after item – curate instead. Three items you’d genuinely be happy to receive beats eight bits of plastic that go straight in the bin.

Set the Bags Up as a Display

Line your party bags up on a table or shelf as part of the party display – it creates a beautiful visual moment and gives kids something to look forward to all party long. Pair this with a coordinated Bluey party backdrop behind your gift table for a gorgeous photo opportunity.

Common Bluey Party Bag Mistakes to Avoid

Even seasoned party-throwers make these errors – here’s what to watch out for so your bags are a hit rather than a headache.
  • Leaving bags to the last minute: Party bags assembled at 11pm the night before a party rarely turn out well. Order supplies at least two weeks ahead, and build the bags at least 2–3 days before the event.
  • Buying too many cheap fillers: Ten tiny plastic toys that cost 20 cents each feel worse than two genuinely good items. Quality over quantity every time.
  • Forgetting about allergies: If you’re including edible items, send a message to parents beforehand or include a simple ingredients tag. One allergic child missing out on a treat is heartbreaking and easily avoided.
  • Not making enough bags: Always make at least 2–3 extra bags. Siblings turn up, friends bring cousins, and you never want to run out. Leftover bags keep until the next birthday.
  • Mixing bag styles mid-party: If some bags look noticeably better than others, kids will notice and it can cause tears. Keep all bags identical in appearance, even if the fillers vary slightly.
  • Including items not suitable for the age range: A party with ages ranging from 2 to 8 means you need fillers that are safe for the youngest – or make separate bags for different age groups.

Pulling It All Together: A Complete Bluey Party Bag Plan

To make things easy, here’s a simple plan you can follow for a standard Bluey birthday party of 10–12 children aged 3–6.

The Bag

Bluey Paper Kraft Bags are a great ready-to-go option – sturdy, eco-friendly and featuring Bluey and Bingo artwork. If you can’t find licensed bags locally, plain kraft bags with a Bluey tag printed at home look just as good.

The Fillers (aim for 3 items per bag)

The Finishing Touches

  • Blue tissue paper stuffed in the top
  • A handwritten or printed name tag for each child
  • Optional: a small note from “Bluey” thanking guests for coming
When the bags are filled and lined up, display them alongside your Bluey birthday cake for the ultimate party table moment. After guests have played Bluey party games and eaten their fill of Bluey-themed food, handing out the party bags is a beautiful way to close the celebration.

Free Bluey Party Bag Printables: Where to Find Them

You don’t need to buy custom designs when there are so many quality freebies available. Here are the best places to find free Bluey printables for your party bags:
  • Bluey.tv (official site): The official Bluey website has a free printable bag template – simply download, print on cardstock, and fold to create your own bags.
  • Winnie’s Party World: Offers a range of free Bluey printables including favour tags, bag toppers and activity sheets.
  • Mommy of a Princess: Free Bluey party printables including thank-you tags and colouring pages.
  • Pinterest: Search “free Bluey party bag printables” for a huge variety of tags, labels and toppers you can download and print at home.
When printing bag toppers or tags, use cardstock (not regular paper) so they hold their shape and don’t flop once the bags are assembled.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bluey Party Bags

What is the best thing to put in a Bluey party bag?

The most popular and well-received Bluey party bag fillers are Bluey sticker sheetsmini colouring pads with crayons, and a small treat like a lollipop or chocolate. These three items cover activity, creativity and a sweet reward – everything a child wants in a party bag. For a slightly bigger budget, add a mini Bluey figure as a keepsake item.

How much should I spend on Bluey party bags?

Most Australian parents spend between $3–$6 per bag, including the bag and fillers. You can do it well for under $3 per bag if you use DIY bags, printable fillers and homemade treats. For premium bags with a mini figure and activity book, budget $6–$10 per bag.

Where can I buy Bluey party bags in Australia?

Licensed Bluey party bags are available at Amazon Australia (with fast Prime delivery), Party Shop Direct, Party She Said, Big W (in-store and online) and Target Australia. The 12-pack Bluey Birthday Party Bags on Amazon is a popular choice for those wanting a ready-to-go set. Many dollar stores and discount shops also stock generic blue bags that work perfectly with a printed Bluey tag.

How many items should go in a kids’ party bag?

Two to four items is the right amount. More than four and the bag feels chaotic – plus the cost adds up quickly. Aim for one activity item, one keepsake or toy, and one treat. That combination feels balanced and generous without going overboard.

Are there DIY Bluey party bag ideas that are easy for beginners?

Yes – the easiest DIY option is a plain kraft paper bag with a printed Bluey tag (free templates available online). Fill with store-bought stickers, a colouring page printed at home, and a small wrapped treat. The whole thing takes about 15–20 minutes to assemble for 10 bags and costs very little.

What are good Bluey party bag fillers for toddlers (under 3)?

Stick to chunky, safe items with no small parts: Bluey-themed fruit pouches, large sticker sheets, a soft Bluey plush toy, or a mini board book. Avoid anything with parts smaller than a 50-cent piece, including bubble bottles with small wands, which aren’t appropriate for this age group.

Can I make my own Bluey party bags at home?

Absolutely. The official Bluey website (bluey.tv) has a free downloadable template to make Bluey and Bingo bags from cardstock. Alternatively, print a character tag at home, attach it to a plain bag, and you’ve got a personalised Bluey party bag for cents per piece.

What are some unique Bluey party bag ideas that aren’t generic?

Some less-common ideas that get a great reaction: “Magic Asparagus” pretzel rods (dipped in green candy melts, referencing the beloved Bluey episode), mini homemade blue playdough in a jar with a Bluey tag, or a small scroll tied with ribbon containing a personalised activity sheet from “Bluey.” These personal touches make your party memorable long after the cake is eaten.

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