Halloween is a week away and I still need to make my son’s costume. He is going as the Grim Reaper. He has no idea what the Grim Reaper does, but he assures me he will be a “nice” one. I am going to call him the “Grin Reaper” :).
The costume is basically a black robe with a hood. We will paint his face to look like a skull and he has a kid’s size scythe he will be carrying (to be honest, the scythe was the selling point of the costume for him).
In the sprit of the season I wanted to remind you that I have a free pattern available for a trick or treat bag. It’s pretty simple to make, and it makes a nice tote back if you do it in different colors.
Trick or Treat Bag
You can download the pattern by clicking HERE.
Keep it Thimble!
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How many pounds of candy will this bag hold?
Mom
Hmm, good question. I would think it holds at least 15 pounds! Will let you know on Oct 31.
Love the color/pattern you picked for this project!!!
Thanks Mrs. B!
What a cute bag. I finally posted the pictures using your spongebob fabric, thanks again!
Thanks Lynn! I saw the pictures of the Spongebob Quilt. Very cute!!
What a cute pattern! I’ll have to make one of these for my little grandson. 🙂 Just stopping in by way of Lynn’s blog. Aren’t those Sponge Bob quilts adorable?? Bless you for making the fabric donation. You ladies rock!
Heather @ Needles and Pens
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Thanks for this very nice pattern. I had a lot of fun making it. I ran into a little trouble around the handles….could read make sure handles are entirely tucked inside bag perhaps. Also, WOF for handles might just read 36″ — for beginners but it came out really nice. I’ll see if I can post it or if you want me to, just let me know.
Tegan, I’m glad you enjoyed the pattern. I’ll take a look at it and make those corrections you suggested. I would love to see it. Can you email it to me at keepitthimble@gmail.com? I’d love to post it on the blog.