Make This: DIY Fruit & Veggie Bags

I'm on a plane to Salt Lake City as we speak, so I asked Mariah from Everything Aureate to terminate by and share a (super awesome) DIY with you today. I'll be back tomorrow with some sneak peeks for Alt – hint: that underground thing I've been working on & a wait at my new letterpress business cards.

Anyway, I'll permit Mariah take it abroad…

I usually always remember to bring my canvas bags to the grocery store or farmers market. However, when I reach the fruit and vegetable section, I resort to using plastic. So I idea I'd solve this effect with making some cool re-usable bags. I found these bang-up vintage flour bags at a local antique store and they make for the perfect textile: they're recycled, durable and a great alternative to plastic! I too dearest the visual quality.

What you'll demand:

1. i large flour bag (found at antiquarian stores) makes 4 – 11.5 x eight.5 bags
2. A sewing machine or needle and thread
3. Small rope
4. Scissors and pins

Instructions:

1. Cut the large flour purse into 4 sections.
2. Then open 1 section and measure a piece of rope to be most x inches longer than the width.
3. Lay the rope on the meridian of the material and fold nigh 1/five inch over the rope and pin down and sew.
4. You'll then necktie the ends of the rope to secure it.
5. Lastly, fold rights sides together and sew edges, turn right side out and wallah!

Mariah is the creator of Everything Golden, a blog almost independently crafted art, design, style, wild places and animals and anything that inspires. She's a graphic designer, stylist and photographer living in and loving Montana with her laser physicist married man and a very smart and crafty edge collie named Indie. Cheque out her weblog for more DIY ideas and inspiration.

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