Awww, gee, your mailman will be disappointed that you won't be there to greet him everyday!
Glad you got them and even happier you like them. Someone else made one and showed it to me (she took a class). The next week when I saw her I gave her a ziploc baggy, "What's this for?" she asked. Empty your click bag, I want to copy it. So, copy it I did, made about 4, then looked at it and said I can do this a bit better and I'd like it a bit smaller too and that is what you have, so it is kinda my design, but someone elses idea for the "click" of it.
I've made about 100 so far. A local store would like to sell them!
Enjoy Budster,
Kathy G in MI

OK...curiosity killed cat, and it's getting me next. What is a click bag? Need pics and description!

Any chance of getting the pattern I love to make totes and little purses, etc. Thanks.

Here are the directions. If you have any problems with it or questions, just email me thru my member page.
I will try to take a photo and post in the next day or two. These are really quick and cute.
Kathy G in MI
Supplies needed to make 2 bags:
2 fat quarters
One 3/4" by 16" metal tape measure
Directions:
Need 2 different fabrics cut to 9" by 18" each
Cut 4 of lining fabric 4" by 4".
Fold purse pieces in half, right sides together, sew sides.
Make diagonal corners and stitch.
Turn outer fabric right sides out. Tuck lining fabric into outer fabric, right sides together, pin.
Fold over top edge, 1" and pin.
Fold over top edge, 1 1/4" again and pin.
Take 4" by 4" fabrics and fold to make tabs. Tuck into turned over edge.
Stitch around edge to make casing, leaving open about 1 1/2" for inserting tape measure.
At this point I sew down the one side seam to keep the 2 pieces of tape apart when inserted.
Open your tape measure all the way and using old, crappy scissors cut it away from the case. Cut one end rounded. Hold it up to the bag and see where you need to make the next cut for the length needed. Cut other end rounded. Slide tape into sleeve with the curved edge of the tape towards the opening of the bag. Do the same with the other side.
Finish sewing the 1 1/2" opening (the tape folds easily so you can do this), then sew up and down the side seam to keep the tapes from shifting.
Pull tabs to open the bag. Hear the "click"?
Warning: when cutting the tape measure you can get very tiny slivers that are very sharp. Be careful not to get any on the floor. I cut mine while holding it down in a trash bag in a can.

Oh yeah, the tabs are made from the excess 4" you cut off the fat quarters. Cut 2 - 4" x 4" pieces. Fold in half and press. Take the now 2" x4" pieces and fold into a triangle (it's a quilting thing, maybe called a prairie point?), then insert raw edge into turned over edge. Much easier to show than for me to explain.
Kathy G in MI

This is what they look like, maybe this will help Fran figure it out.
Kathy G in MI
http://s561.photobucket.com/albums/ss54/cedarlake1/?action=view&current=Clickbagsandgrocerybags003.jpg
http://s561.photobucket.com/albums/ss54/cedarlake1/?action=view&current=Clickbagsandgrocerybags007.jpg
http://s561.photobucket.com/albums/ss54/cedarlake1/?action=view&current=Clickbagsandgrocerybags002.jpg

Try, try again. K
http://i561.photobucket.com/albums/ss54/cedarlake1/Clickbagsandgrocerybags007.jpg

I'll be making some more bags this week and will post some pics at the different steps to try to clear up my directions. Kathy G

Thanks, Kathyg, Aren't they cute? Pictures clear up all questions.