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#14
I use the heavyweight template plastic. And I have seen where people have used the needlepoint plastic. But I have a lot of the HW template (found huge pkg of clearance a year or so ago), so I use that. AND it goes through the washing machine like a breeze.
#16
I use very, very thin (less than 1/8") masonite that my hubby cuts to size for me. Put it in a sleeve that matches the lining. Doesn't add any weight that I have noticed to the finished bag. Bonus is after he's cut 4 bottoms, there is still have enough left that I can make lots more bags!
#19
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
I get left over sign material. Some of it is solid plastic, some have 'channels'. Go to your local sign shop and ask if they have any scraps, usually inexpensive, sometimes free!!!
Good luck!
#20
Originally Posted by carslo
I bought 9 x 12 inexpensive artist canvas in a package at Micheal's and cut them to size with a bread knife. Works out to about 50 cants a bag - they come in assorted sizes.
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