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I had to melt over 20 plastic bags to get one. :)
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Various plastic grocery bags
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Naomi Grix
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Oct 12, 2008, 11.12 AMby fabricaddict
Hi Fashionworld, thanks for the note on my wall :-) Oh wow I’ve just seen your bag – that is very cool and so unique, I can’t even imagine where you begin with making something like this? It’s great!!!
Sep 30, 2008, 04.37 PMby nicolle
This is great. It kind of looks like tie dye. I’ve been saving a bunch of plastic bags, trying to think of ways to use them.
Sep 28, 2008, 05.35 AMby miss-g
Yes, looks interesting. Saw a “how to” in Etsy recently on fusing plastic bags. Good way to recycle.
Sep 28, 2008, 04.20 AMby polychromatin
Looks really interesting and special! But, how strong is it?