I am a major fan of B-Movies: the over-acting, the cheesy special effects, the see-through plot lines... I love it all. And, I am especially fond of B-Horror-Movies! I think this is because I could picture myself getting paid to scream like a maniac at a rubbery monster with googly eyes. All that to say, as soon as we saw it, we knew we had to use Eerie Alley Blocks in Black and Purple by Karen Foster for Robert Kaufman Fabrics from Fabric.com for some sort of Halloween project. The movie poster knock-offs are hysterical and the panels are so colorful. We designed a soft, unstructured trick-or-treat bag with a long, adjustable cross-body strap. The fabric is so great, we used it for both the exterior and the lining, then added two safety lights, one around each strap, to help make sure your lil' spooks can be seen when they're strolling in the... Twilight Zone.
Halloween Charms: Spooky Treat Bags
Your choices for Halloween treat bags are many and varied: paper pouches, hard plastic pumpkins, even the old-standby: a pillowcase. But none of those is as cute as our reversible fabric tote. The easy patchwork pattern is bright and fun, but still filled with your favorite Halloween icons, like bats and spiders and moons. The heavy-duty webbing handles mean your little goblins can fill up with lots of tasty treats. And, it's a Green Halloween alternative to all the traditional throw-away decorations.





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