Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Bag
A different take on the string bag - this one uses approximately 20 plastic (nonbiodegradeable!) grocery bags.
Gauge is not important for this project.
I like to think of myself as a good steward of the earth. When I go shopping, I try to use canvas bags to cut down on the number of those cheap plastic bags that I accumulate. But still, I have an ever expanding bag of bags in my pantry. Every so often we foist off these bags on friends and family that have dogs but this year I decided to reduce, reuse, and recycle those bags into a new grocery bag.
SIZES:
Approx. 14in / 35.5cm wide when laid flat; size will vary with gauge and materials used
MATERIALS:
Gauge is not important for this project.
I like to think of myself as a good steward of the earth. When I go shopping, I try to use canvas bags to cut down on the number of those cheap plastic bags that I accumulate. But still, I have an ever expanding bag of bags in my pantry. Every so often we foist off these bags on friends and family that have dogs but this year I decided to reduce, reuse, and recycle those bags into a new grocery bag.
SIZES:
Approx. 14in / 35.5cm wide when laid flat; size will vary with gauge and materials used
MATERIALS:
- Approx. 20 plastic nonbiodegradeable grocery bags
- US9 / 5.5 mm circular needle, 24in / 60 cm
- US9 / 5.5 mm straight needles
- Scissors
- Split ring marker
- Yarn needle
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