Bagging It
04-16-2009, 03:46 PM
#11
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Really cute bags! I'm just going to HAVE to learn how to sew with a pattern or either get really good at making stuff up...charging for bags??? Oh no!!
This puts me into a panic all by itself!! :roll:
Originally Posted by leona07
My questions is what the heck am I going to use for cleaning out the kitty box with if I don't have the plastic grocery bags anymore!!!??? :shock:
04-16-2009, 04:36 PM
#12
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Central Indiana
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I can't pick a favorite they are both great!! Good for you, now you just have to get in the habit of taking them with you and taking them in the store. That was the hardest part for me :( then remember to take them back out to the car when you unload them.
04-16-2009, 05:41 PM
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Oh aren't those colorful! Very nice judee.
Gosh does anyone remember when we used to crochet with the wonder bread plastic bags that you cut into strips? They were open weave kinda like the old market bags from long ago.
I am thinking to try and find some tent type fabric so they will be lighter weight and I can stuff them easier into a small size to carry. I have some tote bags in my car now. They are much heavier than the tent plastic ones I want to make. I think they call it rip-stop??
Gosh does anyone remember when we used to crochet with the wonder bread plastic bags that you cut into strips? They were open weave kinda like the old market bags from long ago.
I am thinking to try and find some tent type fabric so they will be lighter weight and I can stuff them easier into a small size to carry. I have some tote bags in my car now. They are much heavier than the tent plastic ones I want to make. I think they call it rip-stop??
