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    I am a quilter and have made a bunch of bags over the years. I never get plastic at the grocery store and these are great. They are definitely kept in my car and I leave them near the back door so I remember to put them back in the car.

    Here is a link I found for all kinds of different bags. If you plan to stuff them and they are heavy, I would use webbing all the way around to the bottom. Look at them and find one you like. There are some really simple ones and some more elaborate ones, but I really like the #10, using a heavy fabric, denim (recycle old jeans), or canvas.

    http://tipnut.com/35-reusable-grocer...free-patterns/

    PS. Am I dumb or what? I want to start a thread and cannot for the life of me find where to do that. Can someone help, please!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnieBikes View Post
    PS. Am I dumb or what? I want to start a thread and cannot for the life of me find where to do that. Can someone help, please!!!
    In the forum you want to post in, go to the button called "Forum Tools", it is on the top right underneath the page numbers.

    Click on it and you will see an option for "Post a New Thread".

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    Thank you so much msincredible. I appreciate your help so much!!

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    Reusable bags -- an ethical quagmire

    First, AnnieBikes, that's a great link. What interesting ideas for fabric use.

    Second, today I went to the Greenmarket and as I was passing the compost dropoff area, I noticed two reusable bags that had been used to transport compostible stuff. I suppose they are sturdy, but I doubt if they are washed off and reused.

    Alas, the moral dilemmas never end. I stopped short of retrieving them.

    Pam
    Last edited by PamNY; 05-02-2009 at 05:37 PM.

 

 

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