It feels good using up more of my thrifted sheet stash in my favorite shopping bag pattern.
Making Stuff: More Reusable Shopping Bags
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Those are darling – and just a bit different from the pattern I’ve been using. Do you have a tutorial that you use to make them? Would you be so kind as to share the link?
Very nice…what pattern do you use?
Hi from Australia!
Just wondering what pattern you used for your shopping bags. I have lots of 70s sheets that would look great. Love your blog photos
Regards
Knitababy
Love the bags! And the tags… glad they came in handy!
I made the pattern myself–maybe sometime I will work in all into a tutorial. Until then, here is a list with a bunch of free tutorials for reusable grocery bags. The Burda one is somewhat similar – at least in size.
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