Would you buy

[Marcia from MI]

A few years ago I bought a kit to make different types of gift bags from wrapping paper.  Well it got me thinking and I came up with an idea - Fabric Trick or Treat bags.  What do you guys think?   There are so many different, cute fabrics out there and I thought hey why not.  Oh the kit also came with other bag templates such as wine gift bags and regular ones.   Opinions?

And now a word from Eddie:

Yesterday momma bought me some new treats that don't make me sick and taste weally good.  Well I had one wif me on the couch and Cleo kitty da cat came over and tried to sniff it.  Well, I lunged at her and almost bit her, den I moved da treat.  She den wied to get up da wamp and I barked really loud and growled at her. 

Marcia here - Eddie was too funny he took the treat and then pretended to ignore it until Ms Cleo started to show an interest and then he really got in her face about the whole thing.  Afterwards he huddle close to me and the treat was quickly eaten.  The treats are great they have a few flavors and look like chicken bones and they do not make Eddie sick.  I know the supplier and see if I can order a box of them from him.  The favors include liver, peanut butter, cheese, and a couple more.  Eddie says the cheese and peanut butter are to die for.

[Mike]

I just saw some cloth T-or-T bags in a store last weekend.  Apparently there is a market for them.  I stopped going door to door a couple years ago  :idiot:, so I wouldn't be looking for one.

[cheryl186]

I think fabric trick or treat bags are an awesome idea!!!  So glad the new treats do not make Eddie sick.  What are the names of the treats and who makes them?  With Zoe having cholitis episodes 5 months apart, I am trying to be more careful what type of treats I feed her.  She would love the peanut butter and cheese ones also.