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things-from-strings · 25 days
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🌱 fixed a huge rip on one of my grocery bags 🧵🪡✨️ tbh i'm still not 100% sure it's structurally sound, but if it rips again i'll just keep adding leaves 🌿
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wyrmscraft · 2 months
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Just the lining in this canvas tote bag and it’ll be good to go! I’m not gonna put pockets inside this one, but I do have two outside pockets, one on each side.
You can’t really see it because I used matching thread, but I quilted the canvas before making the bag it give it a: extra strength and b: thermal batting so I can haul cold groceries better.
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sportsandlaughs · 3 months
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staceart · 4 months
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Merry Christmas to those who celebrate! This year I made my family reusable gift bags to put their gifts in. I got the lucky cat fabric from Kyoto when I visited Japan. 😻 It was fun to sew them and I can't wait to make more!
Image description: A photo of four drawstring cloth bags on a table. Two of the bags have a tan colored lucky cat pattern print exterior fabric with black lining. The other two are the same pattern but in black, with a red lining. All of the bags have red ribbon drawstrings. The bags are on a plain printed table cloth and there is a Chrismas tree in the background.
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viralfrog · 6 months
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zetallis · 1 year
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Reusable bags - great for groceries and small to medium sized dogs!
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arctic-hands · 1 year
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Not saying we shouldn't use reusable bags regardless, but does anyone else find it disconcerting that as a whole reusable bags have gone from literal canvas (cotton, linen) bags to just another form of plastic (PET), albeit one that can be reused? Like I'm not even one of those rabid "we must ban ALL plastic no matter what!" people and I still find it odd and a bit depressing
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Figured it was time to put my fabric paint to use and decided on a Cult of the Lamb inspired design for my reusable bags. This one was based on the in-game tarot card, Lucky Rabbit’s Foot. If it turns out how I envision it, maybe I’ll make more for others to purchase.
Which is your favorite tarot card? I always like getting Arachnid on my crusades. I like to flail wildly and run away, so it suits my high risk, low reward impulsive play style.
I found out quickly I can’t play with the Golden Fleece either without eating shit immediately with how I play.
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carvethemoon · 1 year
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Running pre-orders for these foldable tote bags to help fund their production!
There’s a bunny pastry and a craft supplies version!
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I need this for market days from Anthropologie
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deathbypufferfish · 1 year
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I found the only Hanukkah item at TJ Maxx do I get a prize now??
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dpskampteeroad · 10 months
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International Plastic Bag Free Day | Plastics give a helping hand, but they are polluting our land!
This day symbolizes the significance of taking small steps in refusing plastic bags, which can contribute to monumental leaps for our beautiful, clean, and green environment. By choosing reusable alternatives and raising awareness about the harmful effects of plastic bags, we empower ourselves to make a positive impact.
International Plastic Bag Free Day
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wyrmscraft · 5 months
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Matching canvas grocery bags for me and my mum. She loves red, so she got the red interior.
The lining is also waterproof raincoat material, so she can just wipe the bag out very easily if something spills without needing to wash the entire thing. (My lining is just beige cotton fabric, so I don’t put liquid or meat in it LOL)
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rjzimmerman · 2 years
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Excerpt from this New York Times story:
Nicole Kramaritsch of Roxbury, N.J., has 46 bags just sitting in her garage. Brian Otto has 101 of them, so many that he’s considering sewing them into blackout curtains for his baby’s bedroom. (So far, that idea has gone nowhere.) Lili Mannuzza in Whippany has 74.
“I don’t know what to do with all these bags,” she said.
The mountains of bags are an unintended consequence of New Jersey’s strict new bag ban in supermarkets. It went into effect in May and prohibits not only plastic bags but paper bags as well. The well-intentioned law seeks to cut down on waste and single-use plastics, but for many people who rely on grocery delivery and curbside pickup services their orders now come in heavy-duty reusable shopping bags — lots and lots of them, week after week.
While nearly a dozen states nationwide have implemented restrictions on single-use plastic bags, New Jersey is the only one to ban paper bags because of their environmental impact. The law also bans polystyrene foam food containers and cups, and restricts restaurants from handing out plastic straws unless they’re requested.
Compared to single-use plastics, the more durable reusable bags are better for the environment only if they are actually reused. According to Shelie Miller, a professor at the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability, a typical reusable bag, manufactured from polypropylene, must be used at least 10 times to account for the additional energy and material required to make it. For cotton totes, that number is much higher.
The goal of bag bans is to reduce reliance on single-use plastics like the thin bags that became ubiquitous decades ago and which are manufactured from fossil fuels and can take many lifetimes to degrade in a landfill. Many, of course, don’t make it to landfills at all, but get swept away in the wind and end up stuck and flapping in tree branches, or else they pollute waterways and oceans. Paper bags are sometimes seen as an eco-friendly alternative because they are more recyclable and made from trees, a renewable resource, yet they take significantly more energy to produce.
The ban in New Jersey, which applies to grocery stores 2,500 square feet or bigger, is meant to encourage in-store shoppers to skip single-use plastic and paper entirely, and instead bring their own reusable bags.
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graffixpromo · 22 days
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urbancreative · 26 days
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Lead a plastic free and low waste life style with our hemp bento bags. With a traditional Japanese design, these bento bags are made with 100 % medium weight hemp fabric . Use them for storing veggies and fruits, as a bread bag , project or gift bag, as a travel organizer or to carry your lunch box! These bento bags are ideal reusable bags for grocery and produce shopping, gifting or travel.
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