Make your own Halloween trick-or-treat bags this year to hold all your little guy or gal's candy! This easy sewing tutorial requires less than one yard of fabric for the entire bag. This is also the perfect tote bag tutorial to teach a beginner to sew. There are only straight seams and easy handles to sew.
Halloween Treat Bags patterns are perfect for your trick or treaters of any age!
Over the weekend I started the "Tini Treat Bags" that were designed by Monica Solorio-Snow from Happy Zombieland. You can find the pattern...
Make your own Halloween trick-or-treat bags this year to hold all your little guy or gal's candy! This easy sewing tutorial requires less than one yard of fabric for the entire bag. This is also the perfect tote bag tutorial to teach a beginner to sew. There are only straight seams and easy handles to sew.
Halloween is right around the corner. You’ve organised a costume (did you sew something?), but have you forgotten the most important thing for the kids? It’s time to sew a trick or treat bag, Treat giving and getting is a big part of the Halloween season. Whether you’re baking goodies for you kids and their classmates, […]
Create an easy DIY trick or treat bag with this quick fabric basket tutorial. Click through for a video tutorial and supply list.
Turn Halloween-theme fat quarters and store-bought ribbon into pint-size goody bags to fill with yummy favors.
How to Make Mini Halloween Treat Bags I am always searching for fun projects. Many I create myself and share them with you. This one I came acr
Two Fat Quarters Will Make Four Bags! Tiny little treat bags are so cute for Halloween – and Christmas, Easter, birthdays, weddings and other special occasions. Simply choose fabrics to suit and think of creative ways to display and give them. Add name tags and set them at place settings. Hang them from the Christmas …
The perfect trick or treat bags for kids. DIY your kids Halloween candy bags this year with this free sewing pattern. Step-by-step instructions!
Create cute Halloween goodie bags with this FREE Halloween trick-or-treat goodie bag printable download perfect for parties!
Handlettered holiday treat bags. Love these printable Christmas treat bags!
EEEEEEK!!! It's almost Halloween!! Can you believe it?!? Are you so excited? I'm so excited, can you tell??? Halloween is my second favorite day of the year. Kids dressed up in fun and creative costumes
The perfect trick or treat bags for kids. DIY your kids Halloween candy bags this year with this free sewing pattern. Step-by-step instructions!
Free Halloween quilt projects and tutorials including pumpkins, bats and ghosts. You'll have fun decorating for Halloween using these tutorials.
Trick or Treat Bag Tutorial by Trisha Weekes www.myfourtrees.com Materials needed: ½ yard of outside fabric ½ yard of liner fabric 1 fat quarter of choice *optional-2 yards of jumbo ric-rac Thread note: please read through all steps before beginning any project Step one: Start by squaring up your fabric, making sure you have 2- 18”x42” rectangles (18”x21” folded) removing the selvedge edges. From the fat quarter cut 2- 4”x22” strips, these are for our handles. Step two: (a) Fold the 4”x22” strips in half lengthwise, right sides together. (b) Sew a ¼” seam lengthwise down both strips of fabric. (c) Open and Press seams. (d) Turn each strip so right sides are out. Press so the seam is running down the middle, turn over and top stitch ¼” on each side of the handle. Repeat until both handles are complete. Step three: Pin handles onto the top outside of selected fabric, at 8” in and 14”in from the side. You want the seam on the handle to be facing the liner fabric. Fold fabric over and using the first handles as a guide pin the other handle to the other side. Then place the lining fabric to the outside of fabric (right sides together) and sandwich the handles between the two fabrics. Pin, then sew a ¼” seam along the top of both fabrics, back stitching over the handles to secure them between the two fabrics. Step four: Open and press this seam, then fold the fabrics in half lengthwise (right sides together still). Liner fabric facing liner fabric and outside facing outside. Sew a ¼” seam down the side. Open and press this seam. Fold back over the outside fabric (so the right sides out), line up the raw edge of the outside with the bottom of raw edge of the liner fabric (wrong sides together). At this step you have the option to add a heavy interfacing to the bag, we've left it out of our bag. Sew a ¼” seam around the bottom opening, just the two layers not the four total layers. Then zig-zag stitch the raw layers to prevent fraying. Step five: Now we're going to create the border at the top of the bag, by shifting the two fabrics about 2”. By doing this it creates a unique layer, we get to see the liner fabric at the same time as the outside, but also creates the bottom of the bags guides and seams. *Please note: that with my fabric, the liner fabric as seen from the outside of the bag is going the right direction, but when looking down into the bag it is upside down. If you have chosen a directional print you will need to sew your liner fabric upside down in the previous steps as well* Step six: Open up the bottom opening and fold it on the seams, fold in the ends like you would a present, forming a triangle on both ends. With a ruler and pencil we're going to mark the sides- line up the ruler with the triangle to the top of the bag and make a light line. Do all four sides; after the first two, flip it over refold triangles and draw lines. Fold and sew an 1/8” seam down each of the lines drawn. Step seven: Fold the bag in half horizontally, lining up side seams and handles. Turn the bag inside out so the liner is facing out. We're going to sew up the bottom- line up the fabric (should be the outside fabric folded over, no raw edges). Sew a ¼” seam, then zig-zag stitch to reinforce the bottom. Step eight: Open up the bottom seams again, with the triangles poking to the outside of the bag. Along that seam you're going to sew, this will create the bottom sides of the bag. Repeat on the other side. Next we'll fold in the triangle and following the seam we'll stay stitch the triangle in place on the bottom of the bag. Repeat on the other side. Step nine: Back up to the top of the bag, we're going to top stitch (¼”) around the top and top stitch the handles down to the bag. Next stabilize the handles by making X's as shown in the picture. The ric-rac is optional, if you want you can leave it off. To add the ric-rac, line it up with the outside/ liner seam starting at a side, stitch through the middle of the ric-rac securing it to the bag all around the bag. Step ten: Give this bag to a kid, who is willing to go door to door and ask for a trick or a treat! Enjoy a bag full of treats!
ADORABLE! Baggies of popcorn wrapped in green tissue paper to look like corn on the cob.
A Great Project for Leftovers, or Start Fresh with a Mini Charm Pack! Choose your favorite fabric line for this pretty pillow and accent your selections with contrasting bands. Mini charms (2 1/2″) are perfect, or cut charm squares (5″) to size for the center patchwork. Of course, you can also put together a lovely …
Happy Saturday My Blogger Friends! Today I'm going to share the SUPER FUN Halloween Treats that I made for my two daughters to take into their fellow co-workers for Halloween. My daughters work with some amazing PEEPS and like it when I include treats for their peeps along with the holiday treats to the grandkids. Here is what I made for my daughters............ I made these fun mummy treats! They come together SUPER FAST with the help of a fun (now retired) Stampin' UP! punch. This punch was retired last year.....but it happens to currently be in the Stampin' UP! clearance rack and can be picked up for around $7.00. (http://KadieLabadie.StampinUp.net) To create these fun little mummies.....You just need to punch out two of the above punched images with Whisper White cardstock. I then assembled the bottom and sides together......Leaving the top open. Next I distressed the edges of the mummy holder and also of the 1/8" stripes of Whisper White cardstock (that I used to wrap several layers across the front panel to look like mummy wrapping). Here's a close-up of what the bottom of the mummy looks like! The mummy holds a Hershey nugget........ That I wrapped with a piece of Whisper White cardstock. The only other thing that needed to be done was to add a pair of goggly eyes to my mummy and he was DONE! So here's what the batch of mummies for my daughters looks like. SO STINKIN CUTE and SO STINKIN FUN to make! Thanks for joining me today! I'll be back tomorrow to share with you the Halloween Treats that I made for my five California grandkids. Hope you can make plans to stop back and join me for that share. Keep Living Your Dream!
Crocheting a Halloween costume can be a really fun way to highlight your skill and create a costume for the little ones in your life! From adorably clever treat bags (one even had light up eyes!) to the ever-popular bat onesie, this collection pulls together our favorite Halloween crochet patterns for costumes.
When the designer thought up these lovely bags she definitely had Halloween trick or treating in mind. However, they can of course be used as storage around
Crochet Halloween tote bag with pumpkin face, witch's hat, and bat motifs. Perfect for trick-or-treating or Halloween parties.
Here are some fun Halloween treats I made for my Club Members this month.... Maybe you'd like to receive cute treats like this from me eac...
The Kissing Hand is a classic book for many kindergarten classrooms on the first day of school. Here are 27 Kissing Hand freebies, activities and videos.
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Easter has come and gone and i really didn't have enough time to make my kids a funny bunny bag each. I knew i needed to whip something up for them to collect eggs, and i had to do it in a short time. I made some cute 10 minute Treat bags. These are perfect for Halloween, Birthday parties, as little bags to hold soft toys on a car trip! My boys love their star wars ones, and these two i made i'm saving for the next birthday party! Please be aware this tutorial is for personal use. This tutorial is so easy and will take you 10 minutes or less! Please be aware this tutorial is for personal use. If you love this tutorial and want a easy to print (full PDF pattern) version and to sell the purses you make from this pattern, you can purchase the Tutorial to PDF Pattern Bundle + Bonuses You'll need to cut out the following in Fabric: (1) 11
This Pumpkin Bunch wood mounted stamp is from Hero Arts. This stamp features a trio of pumpkins. This woodblock stamp is designed and packaged by Hero Arts. The stamp is made from hand-pressed and hand-cut deeply etched rubber held together with a foam mount, topped with a long-lasting label, and mounted on North American maple from sustainable forests for precision stamping and long-lasting quality. This stamp can be used with your favorite inks, markers, embossing powders, and other crafting mediums (sold separately). This stamp can be used for fall and Thanksgiving cards and scrapbook pages, tags, journals, planners, and other paper crafting and mixed media projects. This stamp measures 2.12" x 2.87". This stamp is made in the USA.
This hearty Creole Jambalaya recipe combines sausage, shrimp, veggies and rice with the bold flavors of Cajun spices and creole seasoning. Loaded with bold flavor, this classic New Orleans one-pot meal is a lot easier to make than you may think!
My favorite pattern of all time is Pink Chalk Studio's Mail Sack Pattern. This is a large sling bag that carries everything, and I love the fact that you don't have to worry about it falling off your shoulder. (Something that I find happens often while trying to carry two little ones.) THE GOOD The pattern itself it very well written. Just enough description so you know what she is talking about, but not too wordy that you get lost with what you are even doing. I have made so many of these bags that I have lost count, and I always get compliments on mine. (The green one in Garden Party fabric by Anna Maria Horner.) She recommends that you use home dec fabric for the outside and quilting cotton on the inside, but I have used quilting cotton for the outside just making sure to interface and that also works well. There is a zippered pocket and a large slip pocket on the other side that both come in very handy, and she has good instructions for doing the zipper. She recommends using a glue stick on the zipper to help it stay put, and it works really well! THE BAD There really isn't anything bad about this pattern. It turns out a fabulous bag again and again. The only thing I would change is her instructions for how big to make the slot for the zipper. I think it is about 1/4" too big. Otherwise, if you are looking for a great bag (This one is great for trips or even for a school bag!) Get it. You won't regret it. This was the first pattern that I carried in my shop I love it so much.
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Who doesn't love miniature wooly handmade creatures? Especially these ones by Mohustore!
Discover the ultimate silicone dog treat pouch. Our dog treat bags are made from odourless, food-grade silicone. Keep your dog well-stocked with treats on walks. Use our dog treat pouches to train and reward your dogs. Shop Australia's best treat pouch for dog training.
Grab a bag of frozen edamame, cook up some quinoa, whip up the Asian-inspired dressing, chop some cucumbers, toss in some bagged coleslaw mix + slivered almonds for that beautiful crunch....and let’s do this! Crunchy edamame quinoa salad is packed with veggies + is my current lunch obsession.
Learn how to copy this adorable fall treat box. It is quick and easy to make and it makes a perfect hostess gift. Or even a fall center piece!
