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Use the BurdaStyle Reusable Grocery Bag pattern to reduce the use of plastic bags which are cluttering up the environment! It’s easy to make, and even easier to tote with you, since it folds into its own pouch!
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Material Notes
3/4 yards fabric
Difficulty
Novice
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Charlie Reusable Grocery Bag #BS017
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Jun 14, 2008, 08.42 PMby manda-1
i made a pattern & finished a similar version in 15 mins on my brother. i really need a overlocker, & more paper & ink for my printer.
Jan 24, 2008, 05.29 PMby pfirsch
These bags remind me of bags I saw when I lived in Germany. They can hold a lot without being bulky. This seems like it would be a great recycling project.