Since then I have been trying to find a decent bag that was sturdy and strong. I wasn't having much luck, but then I started cleaning out my fabric stash and found some duck cloth (a canvas like fabric) that I had bought for a project long ago. As I was sitting up feeding Colton one night it hit me that the duck cloth would make the perfect grocery bag.
After a few trial and errors the prototype was made. This one is pretty close, the only thing that I really need to change is that I put one handle on backwards.
Because they are stronger than plastic you can fit quite a bit into them. I just put a few things in that I had downstairs to show the size.
3 comments:
Our cat did the same thing with our bags when she had a UTI!
Great idea with the duck cloth. I've been doing some t-shirt bags and they work well so far.
I wish I could sew so I could make stuff like this... I can't even sew a straight line on paper let alone on fabric. Nice work though!
That looks awesome:).
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