Best Of: Quick and Easy Reuseable Shopping Bag Craft
April 20, 2009 by Jenn @ Frugal Upstate
Filed under Crafts/DIY
In honor of Earth Month (and because I’m on the road today & don’t have a lot of time) I’m reposting this great and easy craft. If you have actually made these bags, please leave a comment and let us know. I’d also love to include some pictures!!!
Well what do you know? Martha Stewart actually has an easy, frugal idea for making your own re-useable shopping bag from old T-shirts. I know I have plenty of old T-shirts that I’ve collected from who knows where piled up in my closet-it would be simplicity itself to whip up some of these:
Martha Stewart: Good Thing-T Shirt Bag
Honestly-this project only requires cutting and 1 seam! Quick, easy, fun, frugal and even green~what more could you ask for?
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Oh My Gosh…I have so many T-Shirts and this project does look easy enough for even ME! LOL
Thanks for the Idea!
I do love your blog so much…I find all of your tips just fabulous.
That’s why I nominated you for an award….(Yes, It was my first) You must have received SEVERAL by now, but this was my way of saying “thank you” for sharing your life in such a meaningful and creative way!!!!
I hope you will stop by my blog…I only have a few followers, and could really use the support!
BrnEyedGal
What a great way to save an old tee! And so much easier and useful than making a quilt from them. Thanks for the link.
Glad you guys like it! If you try it out I’d love to see the finished product. Send me a picture and I’ll post it.