"Trunk or Treat" is a cute felt-style Halloween poster for a preschool trunk-or-treat event. Chunky purple stitched letters sit on cream above a green car with an open trunk, smiling pumpkins, gift bags and a ghost in a witch hat, with the details in stitched panels below. Swap the school name, event title, date, time, place and the notes lines to make your own version.

Create a finished, print-ready 3:4 portrait flyer for Little Acorns Preschool’s family trunk-or-treat. Keep every letter and important object within a generous 7% safe margin. Use a playful, toddler-friendly Halloween register: soft, cuddly, festive, no gore and no frightening imagery. Render a warm cream paper background with subtle cotton-paper grain, rounded patchwork shapes, plush felt leaves and tiny stitched stars. Center a small, clearly recognizable decorated preschool car with its trunk open; show a friendly stuffed-cloth ghost and soft felt pumpkins beside it, with a few wrapped candy-free treat packets. The scene should feel tactile, like hand-sewn felt and brushed fleece, with soft studio light and gentle short shadows. Keep the picture behind and below the text, never busy behind lettering. Typography is the hero and must remain crisp, correctly spelled, and readable at phone-thumbnail size. Draw custom rounded, heavy, low-contrast sans lettering with wide counters, soft corners, and a subtle stitched-felt surface; use no drips, cracks, or glow. Set “Little Acorns” as a small friendly masthead, then make “Trunk or Treat” the largest text, split across two balanced lines. Follow with clearly separated, high-contrast details: “Thursday, October 29” and “9–10:30 AM · Preschool Lot”. Add a compact participation line: “Bring your little ones—or sign up to decorate a car!” Finish with “Toddler-friendly fun · Tiny costumes · Candy-free treats”. Preserve punctuation and wording exactly; do not add any text. Use deep plum lettering on warm ivory, with muted pumpkin orange, soft sage green, and dusty lavender accents. Arrange as a clear community flyer: masthead and oversized event title in the upper third, decorated car as the central illustration, date/time/location in a tidy high-contrast block below it, then participation and treats/costumes in readable bottom blocks. Balanced poster composition, clean negative space, print-safe detail, sharp lettering, high-resolution illustration.