Reusable grocery bags

Quality 100% cotton textile made grocery bags, plain shopping bags with strong shoulder handle for promotion, gift and travel sold from Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Here’s the Farmers Market Everyday Tote Bag where the lovely designer has provided us all with a free pattern and tutorial. With our environment and oceans under threat from plastic, it makes such good sense to sew strong reusable grocery bags that you can use over and over again. You can make yourself one of […]

Pretty AND practical. MATERIALS: You'll need 1 yd. of fabric and matching thread. I used August Fields by Amy Butler. It's a decorator weight fabric in a scrumptious color. NOTE: 1-3/8 yds. of 58"-60" wide fabric will make two bags....

DIY Reusable Grocery Bag | Easy way to make a shopping bag [sewingtimes]

"ORGANIC, REUSABLE AND WASHABLE CANVAS GROCERY BAGS: Instead of relying on disposable plastic or paper bags that are bad for the planet, invest in an affordable, and high quality Organic Cotton Reusable Grocery Bag. Unlike other flimsy bags, this is nice and sturdy, and it even has unique bottle sleeves to prevent glass bottles from accidentally banging against each other and breaking. These bags are biodegradable and reusable as well as organic. STURDY AND PERFECT CANVAS SHOPPING BAGS: The…

I’ve been using reusable grocery bags for several years now and I must say, once you start using them, they really are nicer than those flimsy plastic bags. They’re sturdier, hold more groceries, and reduce disposable plastic waste. I don’t always remember to bring them into the store with me, but I probably do use...

This no sew t-shirt tote bag made from old t-shirts can be whipped up in just ten minutes! It's perfect as a DIY tote or farmer's market bag...

Just when you think you're the reigning Queen of Green – reusing and recycling your way through the day, someone rains on your parade. Stories have hit the media in recent years about everyone's favor

The dangers of plastic bags are real and we must address them. Luckily, the solution is simple if good people are willing to make a simple change.

I’ve been using reusable grocery bags for several years now and I must say, once you start using them, they really are nicer than those flimsy plastic bags. They’re sturdier, hold more groceries, and reduce disposable plastic waste. I don’t always remember to bring them into the store with me, but I probably do use...