How does Natasha Nicholes’s use of reusable trick or treat bags address Halloween sustainability?

Natasha Nicholes leans into sustainability by normalizing reusable trick-or-treat bags instead of single-use plastic. When I sew grocery-style bags and bucket bags for candy collection, they’re sturdy, washable, and used year after year, not just on Halloween.

Because they’re designed as everyday totes and even reversible, families can use them for library runs, errands, or play—spreading their environmental “cost” over many uses instead of one night.

Would you like ideas for easy-to-make reusable Halloween bags you can sew (or even no‑sew) yourself?