Giveaway: Trick or Treat Recycl-a-bag Sack

This giveaway is closed - Amy H. is our winner.  Thanks for participating!

Here is a Trick or Treat bag to hold all of your kids' Halloween goodies. It has a black top featuring little ghosts shouting BOO! Has an orange bottom. The bottom half is lined on the inside. This bag is the same size as the Lunch size Recycl-a-bags. How fun would it be to carry your lunch in this bag during Halloween season? Can also be used as a gift bag or trick or treat bag.

Here are the rules for your chance to win (US and over 18 ONLY).

1. Leave a comment below telling us what your kids will be dressing up as for halloween.
2. BONUS daily entry - If you have a blog, facebook Page, or twitter link up to this giveaway and let us know that you did.

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The winner will be chosen at random using Random.org and we will announce their name on the website and ATFM Facebook page on Tues morning, Oct 18th.  Good luck!!

Please stop by Marci's Garden etsy shop and check out her other handmade products.

Marci is a nurse in Orange County and Flo is a teacher in Ventura County. Together they started Marci’s Garden.
 
Marci came up with the idea for the Recycl-a-bag when she was recycling her cans and bottles.  After recycling 5 bags full, she found herself throwing away the black plastic trash bags she carried them in.  That just didn’t seem right and led to her first Recycl-a-bag for her recycle can.
 
Flo came onboard with her cousin Marci because they are both trying to be more “green”.   We noticed that people pack their lunches in plastic grocery bags and then just throw those bags away. We wanted to give folks an alternative to reuse their lunch bags but still have the flexibility of the grocery bag. They made their lunch bag like the plastic grocery bag, in fact they took a plastic bag apart and actually used it as the pattern in their first prototype.  We think these bags are perfect for lunches because you can fill them up and tie them down snugly. You can get so much more in their bags than a brown paper bag or lunchbox.   You can also use their bags to hold an infinite number of other things.  They are very flexible unlike the bags you can buy in grocery stores and they are prettier.
 
They not only make lunch bags, they make coordinating sandwich, snack and utensil bags .  In addition they make reusable recycle can bags and extra large bags which can be used for laundry or gift sacks.  All of their bags are fully wash able and dryable.