by edithfarminer 29 Oct 2009

Downloaded one from an Australian site, but can not find it.

Any tips where to find patterns of ordinary bags for free

thanks

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by powagrl 29 Oct 2009

http://tipnut.com/35-reusable-gro...
http://www.allfreecrafts.com/sewi...
http://sewing.about.com/od/bagsto...
http://sewing.about.com/od/bagsto...
http://www.thisnext.com/item/AA85...
http://discountfabrichandbags.com...
http://sewsensible.blogspot.com/2...
http://u-handbag.typepad.com/uhan...
http://greenliving.lovetoknow.com...
This one is crochet, but is really using recycling to the max.
http://www.myrecycledbags.com/200...
http://www.craftandfabriclinks.co...
Now I need to get busy making some of my own.

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annatjievdw by annatjievdw 29 Oct 2009

Thanks for all this sites for the bags but I see there are also a lot of other projects to do.

edithfarminer by edithfarminer 29 Oct 2009

thank you waaauw so many will be busy tomorrow looking. thanks a lot

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by jjjj 29 Oct 2009

This is the site I used when I wanted to make sopping bags to use in plaace of all the plastic ones the shops hand out. Hope you find it useful. Link below.

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edithfarminer by edithfarminer 29 Oct 2009

thank you so much

jjjj by jjjj 29 Oct 2009

You're very welcome. I hope you have fun making and using the bags. I made bags out of a faded curtain -plain colour and I used the 'wrong' side of the fabric as the outside of my bags that way the faded part was not seen-and embroidered them with outlines of fruit, from Amazing I think. I gave 1 to my daughter, 1 to my daughter in law, and kept one myself. So my bags were recycled too!

tlps by tlps 01 Nov 2009

this looks really easy. thanks so much.
Been buying the publix useable bags
this should last much longer and
washable.

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