romanojg

just google it. You'd be amazed at the free patterns out there. I did that for a raglan sleeve hoodie and found a great one. I've pattern hacked it and made a few that look totally different than the others. You just download them, print and then tape them together. Very easy

lawsonmugs

Gay that one is really nice and wide,not just a couple inches thick. I'm going to make a few like that. Thanks

My time

The fastest easiest reusable bags I know of are made from recycled tshirts. You cut out the neck. Cut off the sleeves, and sew close the bottom of the tshirt. They take about 10 minutes to make. Thrift stores are a great source for tshirts. My kids were also a great source. Cheap and easy.

LilaKay

This is the one I use to!

krisgray

Greenbaglady.com has a very quick and easy bag. Use mine all the time.

quiltedsunshine

That's a great thing you're doing!

I cut the bottom out of a plastic grocery bag and used that for my pattern. It takes two layers of regular cotton fabric, because of the rounded part of the built-in handles. But you could do one layer of heavier fabric and finish the openings around the handles with bias tape.

DonnaC

The greenbaglady pattern is my go-to also. I've made a lot of different versions of that bag, out of many different types of fabric, including seasonal panels. I like shopping with my Halloween bags in October and my Christmas bags in December... I'm just weird that way LOL.

maviskw

I have lots of totes that can be used for grocery bags, but someday I might make one of these.

craftymatt2

Love making these bags, thanks so much for all the links

Toni C

great idea, I wear tshirts all the time. Maybe I can embroider them so cover the stains LOL