Tutorial: Halloween Trick or treat bucket bags

Tutorial: Trick or treat bucket bags

With their large squared bottoms, these trick or treat bucket bags are made for some serious candy haul. Bonnie from Fishsticks Designs show how you can make them. The flat bottom bags can stand open on their own, so after trick or treating is done you pull the handles apart to see all the goodies inside. They’re made from three coordinating fabrics – one for the outer, one for the lining, and one for the handles.

Click below to go to her tutorial:

Treat Bags and a Tutorial, by Fishstick Designs

[photo from Fishstick Designs]

Looking for more DIY sewing patterns to make your own trick or treat bags for Halloween? Check these Sewing patterns out on Etsy. for other styles of Cany trick-or-treat bags, and these other articles we wrote featuring more ideas and free patterns trick-or-treat bags.

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