Dace
Revolution in Progress
Hey all,
I keep thinking that I would like to make up some re-usable shopping bags for family who are not so green
and rely on plastic.
My friend and I were chatting about it and she says they are cheaper to buy (on sale .99 here and there) than to make since fabric is so expensive. Something I had not considered.
Can anyone give me some suggestions or advice? i could just do a custom gift bag for each family's gift...not that we are getting anyone much LOL...but it would be a fun project, help me learn how to sew and would be economical as it could be re-used for years.
Also has anyone seen those crayon wrappers? It is a long strip of cloth, one half folded in (where you tuck in the crayons) then the other half folds over and you roll it up and tie it closed with ribbon....making portable crayons. A really great gift for the younger set. I would like to make a few if anyone knows what I am talking about.
Here found a link.....
http://www.skiptomylou.org/2007/04/25/on-a-roll/
http://craftiesweare.blogspot.com/2008/07/1-hour-bag-crayon-wrap.html
I keep thinking that I would like to make up some re-usable shopping bags for family who are not so green
My friend and I were chatting about it and she says they are cheaper to buy (on sale .99 here and there) than to make since fabric is so expensive. Something I had not considered.
Can anyone give me some suggestions or advice? i could just do a custom gift bag for each family's gift...not that we are getting anyone much LOL...but it would be a fun project, help me learn how to sew and would be economical as it could be re-used for years.
Also has anyone seen those crayon wrappers? It is a long strip of cloth, one half folded in (where you tuck in the crayons) then the other half folds over and you roll it up and tie it closed with ribbon....making portable crayons. A really great gift for the younger set. I would like to make a few if anyone knows what I am talking about.
Here found a link.....
http://www.skiptomylou.org/2007/04/25/on-a-roll/
http://craftiesweare.blogspot.com/2008/07/1-hour-bag-crayon-wrap.html