
I didn't want to put a zipper in the bag so our "Library Card" pocked is velcro'd. Much easier to install and will not break or catch, etc. All great things when you are dealing with kids. These bags can hold a TON of books and then it also helps to keep all the library's books in one place so that they are less likely to get lost. And you don't have to keep swapping the stuff out of your other bags when it is time to go to the library.
Over the years we've made a number of these for friends and family. The latest one is the brown one on the left. Z. felt he needed his own, and one that wasn't too "girly" looking. So I think this makes for the 4th one in our family alone. However, instead of putting "BOOK BAG" on his we put "READING ROCKS". He is very happy with it as he got to pick out the inside lining fabric and what it said on it.

I love the "reading rocks". Very cute and Z defintiely needs a boy one to represent
ReplyDeleteH has been asking for his own bag, too. Must be their way of assurting some independence. I like the brown.
ReplyDeleteThe bags are both beautiful and very sturdy-looking! And I agree, whatever it takes to get the kids to read :-)
ReplyDeleteYOU Rock, Renae! We love the bags - in fact, I need to make some more. You can never have too many bags, right?! They are awesome presents, too.
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