Graphic Eco Bag
comments (2) July 25th, 2008 in gallery
Kaylene, member
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I used all recycled materials for my Graphic Eco Bag. I purchased two shirts from a local Goodwill, totalling $3.00, old thread from Goodwill, $0.25, and plastic bags. I heated four layers of plastic bags to create a tough, waterproof material as the foundation for the bag, and then cut the tees into an interesting pattern for the outside. I stuffed plastic bags into the handles to create a volumous look as well.
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