Paper or Plastic? How about neither. It takes as much petroleum to make 14 plastic bags as it does to drive a car one mile.
I have LOTS to choose from. ONE, TWO, THREE, SIX or a DOZEN!
I’ve been using these reusable bags lately. I am so happy at the response to them! Better than that, I’ve seen family and friends use them. It just takes a little at a time to get in the habit of recycling.
Keep a bunch in your car and one rolled in your purse. It’s all about making a difference one small step at a time. It’s not so hard being green!
*reinforced bottom corners
*stitch tucked at each handle
*raw edges, they do not fray, great EARTHY, URBAN look and roll up so EASY!
One (1) for $5 Ships for $1.75 First Class
Two (2) for $9 Ships for $3.50 First Class
Three (3) for $12 Ships for $5.30 Priority
SIX PACK (6) for $24 Ships for $6.60
Dozen (12) for $48 Ships for $9.30 Priority Flat Rate Box
Limitless uses include but not limited too:
Grocery Bag, Lunch Bag, Tote, Laundry Bag, Shoe Bag, Gift Bag (I wrapped all my holiday gifts in these!), Uniform Change Bag, Craft Bag, Yarn Bag, Great for drug store quick shop bag (keep in purse), Carry your Craft Show wares to shows…
This is blurry - was taken from my cell. I've made more GREEN shopping bags from T-shirts!
This shows my days work. Seven handbags total. That was besides finishing all my Halloween dishtowels!
These three are the same, but different - if you look at the embellishments. The one on the right is sold.
This is my FISHPURSE. I don't know why, but when I say that, I laugh! FISHPURSE! I wish I knew where some fishing stuff was, so I could hang lures from the embellishment.
