Halloween Bags

After spending Wednesday morning at my volunteer receptionist job at the church, I came home and got busy working on some projects to send to grandkids in Utah.  I wanted to make some "trick or treat" bags that the kids could use every year.  I had an idea of what, and how, I wanted to make them.  I wasn't sure about what sizes to cut the material pieces though, as I didn't want the bags to be too big.  They don't need that much candy!

Anyway, I got out my material and sewing equipment and just made an educated guess on size.  I got busy working, and I had the first bag put together within a couple of hours.

I thought it turned out pretty well.  I hope it looks fairly Halloween-e.  When I went into JoAnns to pick out material they didn't have much left in Halloween patterns.  That's what I get for procrastinating!  I have had this idea in mind since the beginning of October!

After finishing the first bag I recalculated some of the material sizes that I thought needed to change, and began to work on the second bag.

After cutting the material pieces I thought it would have too much orange but when It was finished I decided I liked the colors.

By the time I was ready to make the third, and final, bag I had the cutting and sewing down to a science. I don't think it took me much more than an hour and I was finished with the last one.

Here is a picture of what the inside of the bags look like.  They have plenty of room for lots of candy!

So this morning I put a starter bag of candies in each one and sent them off to the grandkids. Here is a picture of the three of them waiting to be packed up and sent.

As I was packing them up to send I did notice that I had made a mistake when putting one of the bags together. So I have a puzzle question for today. After looking at the above picture of all three bags together can you pick out the mistake?

Should I make it a contest and the winner gets one of my homemade bags?