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Originally Posted by quiltstodo
Thank you now I know what to do with the legs. I have been making groc shopping bags from the tops of the pants and hated to throw the legs out.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
Fun tut. Thanks for the info. Love the helper:)
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My daughter was getting rid of a bunch of her cargo pants and they work great for the shopping bags. You've got places for coupons, shopping list. Now I'll have a bunch of bread bags that match.
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This was so much fun. I loved it.
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How clever.I love your idea. Thank You very much.
My grocery bag boy loves squishy bread to. |
great job, going to try and make one for my daughter. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
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I love the title of your blog "Get Down Kitty" I had just yelled that at mine when I opened your website and I thought 'now wait a minute, did she hear me?'
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That tut was so cute with the cat (helping)....gotta love all their help. Can't wait to make this "Bread Bag" :)
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Your tutorial blog was very fun!
I got the title right off the bat (it only takes one cat to understand all that <g>) Was glad to find that people that are short and wide DO serve a purpose! My pant legs will qualify for those shorter wider loaves of bread. <wave> |
Originally Posted by omak
Your tutorial blog was very fun!
I got the title right off the bat (it only takes one cat to understand all that <g>) Was glad to find that people that are short and wide DO serve a purpose! My pant legs will qualify for those shorter wider loaves of bread. <wave> |
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