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Treasure Bags

We energetically finishing the final touches on our current projects for the Farmer's market in Provo Utah on August 23.  Our families would choose a different word than energetically, obsessive, or manically is a bit closer to the truth.  We remind them that this is the beginning and we are working and figuring out things that we don't have to do again.  There is a feeling of hope, but not complete trust that this is true.  We have pictures of the new products that we are taking with us.  We would love to know what you think.

These are our treasure bags. These fun bags are snap bags.  The top open and close with a fun snapping noise and are strong enough to keep the treasures inside. They come in multiple cotton fabrics and are the perfect size for party favors, holding snacks for car trips or outings, containing charge cords or accessories for electronic devices.  There are also great for holding odds and ends in backpacks, suitcases, or just about anywhere.

We really love these little bags and will be posting them for $5 on Etsy in the beginning of September.





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